Civil Engineer

Job Title

Your role at GEI.

• Working under the supervision of a licensed engineer, will serve as a member of our Waterfront and Coastal design group working on waterfront and coastal projects, including:
• Pier and wharf structures, dolphins, shoreline protection, seawalls, marinas, harbor, and facility dredging, and waterfront parks.
• Assist with complex and challenging waterfront/coastal civil engineering projects for locations throughout New England.
• Provide engineering support on a variety of civil engineering projects, including excavation support design, specialty foundation design, and traditional structural and geo-structural engineering.
• Support evaluation and design efforts for structural steel, reinforced concrete, dams, excavation support systems, foundations, and other above and below grade structures.
• Assist with feasibility studies and other technical analysis to evaluate various construction methods, foundation options, excavation support systems, etc.
• Perform coastal and structural engineering analyses and design
• Determine wave loads and perform wave runup and over topping analysis
• Lead teams performing field inspection of waterfront structures including underwater inspection
• Monitor engineering project construction activities
• Perform computation, prepare spreadsheets, prepare, and edit drawings using AutoCAD
• Assist with preparation of engineering reports and proposals
• Assist in proposal preparation, client development, and networking

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Coastal Engineering or Ocean Engineering, or related engineering field.
• 3 years of experience focused on waterfront structure engineering design projects, such as pier and wharf structures, dolphins and seawalls. Experience must include: (1) waterfront structure design experience; (2) determining wave loads, performing wave runup and over topping analysis; and (3) field inspection of waterfront structures.
• We will accept a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Coastal Engineering, or Ocean Engineering or related engineering field and 1 year of stated experience in lieu of a Bachelor's degree and 3 years of experience.
• Passing score on the PE exam.
• Must be willing to periodically travel to out-of-state project sites. (3-5 times/year)
• Eligible to telecommute up to 2 days/week from a home office within normal commuting distance of the Franklin office.

· WORK ENVIRONMENT

Functional Demands:

Sedentary
- Light - x
- Medium
- Other

Activity Level Throughout Workday(check one per row)

Physical Activity Requirements
- Occasional(0-35% of day) - Frequent(33-66% of day) - Continuous(67-100% of day) - Not Applicable

Sitting - 4-6 hours

Standing - 2 hours

Walking - 2 hours

Climbing - 30 min.

Lifting (floor to waist level) (in pounds) - 20lbs

Lifting (waist level and above) (in pounds) - 20lbs

Carrying objects - x

Push/pull - x

Twisting - x

Bending - 10 min

Reaching forward - 10 min

Reaching overhead - 10 min

Squat/kneel/crawl - 10 min

Wrist position deviation - x

Pinching/fine motor skills - x

Keyboard use/repetitive motion - 4-6 hours

Taste orsmell (taste=never) - x

Talk or hear - x

Accurate 20/40 - Very Accurate 20/20 - Not Applicable

Near Vision - x

Far Vision - x

Yes
- No
- Not Applicable

Color Discrimination - x

Sensory Requirements
- Minimal
- Moderate
- Accurate
- Not Applicable

Depth perception - x

Hearing - x

Environment Requirements

Occupational Exposure Risk Potential
- Reasonably Anticipated
- Not Anticipated

Blood borne pathogens - x

Chemical - x

Airborne communicable diseases - x

Extreme temperatures - x

Radiation - x

Uneven surfaces or elevations - x

Extreme noise levels - x

Dust/particular matter - x

Other (exposure risks):

Usual workday hours:

- 8 - x - 10 - 12 - Other work hours

GEI is an AA/equal opportunity employer, including disabled and veterans.