Civil Engineer (Structural
Listed on 2026-08-21
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Engineering
Structural Engineer
Job Title
Structural Engineering Technical Specialist
DutiesFunction as a structural engineering technical specialist in the Infrastructure Branch with program management responsibilities for the District's bridge and hydraulic structural steel inspection programs.
Ensure the District is in compliance with applicable engineering regulations.
Interacts with higher level offices as circumstance demands.
Develop and submit program budgets, monitors expenditures, and assists in projecting future funding requirements to meet the inspection goals.
Provide structural engineering expertise and guidance to departmental chiefs and counterparts at the District, USACE, government agencies and private interests.
Serves as the District's Bridge Program Manager.
Schedule meetings, maintains bridge database, develops inspection resourcing plans, resolves resourcing conflicts, manages program budgets and funding, and provides technical and administrative advice and assistance to leadership.
Assist Hydraulic Structural Steel (HSS) Program manager with the inspection program. This requires coordination with the Operations Division to develop a 5-year inspection plan, including schedule and budget, and resources necessary for inspection.
Review and approves structural engineering features and applications of planning, design and construction documentation for bridges, gates and other HSS (hydraulic structural steel) features.
Perform quality control reviews, independent technical reviews and value engineering studies within the structural discipline.
Act as technical structural consultant to Project Management and Resource Management on issues dealing with systemic processes and procedures.
Provides technical support to Construction Division in non-routine matters involving disputes, differing interpretations of contract requirements and/or complex relationships of systems and subsystems.
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