Transportation Supervising Engineer (Engineering)

Department of Transportation; Newington (CT); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

The Connecticut Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Supervising Engineer for the Hydraulics and Drainage section at its Newington headquarters. This role involves supervising engineers and technical staff while providing specialized expertise in hydraulic engineering, water resource management, and stormwater issues related to transportation facilities and projects.

Responsibilities include hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, bridge scour analysis, permit documentation, and

Qualifications

• Active PE license from Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.
• Valid driver’s license required and must be maintained.
• Willing to travel and attend trainings, conferences, and field reviews both within and outside normal working hours.
• Experience in hydraulic engineering, water resource management, or transportation engineering projects.
• Ability to perform hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and design storm drainage systems.

Responsibilities

• Supervise engineers and technical staff in hydraulics and drainage.
• Provide specialized expertise in hydraulic engineering and water resource management for transportation facilities.
• Perform hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and design storm drainage systems.
• Conduct bridge scour analysis and prepare permit documentation.
• Provide technical support for design and maintenance activities.

Skills

PE license (CT)

Driver's license

Willingness to travel

Hydraulic engineering

Hydrologic/hydraulic modeling

Job description

The Connecticut Department of Transportation seeks a Transportation Supervising Engineer for the Hydraulics and Drainage section at its Newington headquarters. The role involves supervising engineers and technical staff while providing specialized expertise in hydraulic engineering, water resource management, and stormwater issues related to transportation facilities and projects. Responsibilities include hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, bridge scour analysis, permit documentation, and technical support for design and maintenance activities.

Key qualifications:

• Active Professional Engineer (PE) license from Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
• Valid driver's license required and must be maintained
• Available to travel and attend trainings, conferences, and field reviews both within and outside normal working hours
• Experience in hydraulic engineering, water resource management, or transportation engineering projects
• Ability to perform hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and design storm drainage systems