Infrastructure Industrial Designer - Kiewit Infrastructure Engineers

About the Role

Kiewit Infrastructure Engineering (KIE) has an immediate opening for a dynamic Infrastructure Industrial Designer in our growing Design Engineering Group. You will be part of our rapidly growing team, which includes architectural, structural, geotechnical, civil, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, electrical, rail, and is a multi-faceted and leading-edge division of Kiewit with best-in-class technical expertise…

Responsibilities

• Work with leaders across Kiewit to advance the technical and business applications of the transportation infrastructure facilities group for rail, bus and other transportation related facilities.
• Coordinate different industrial building and facility activities within Kiewit’s offices and design consultants in the USA and Canada, across the company, including coordination of personnel resources and project pursuits as an integral member of regional, national, and international leadership teams.
• Lead and perform engineering design tasks and coordinate with design teams in developing plans, specifications, and estimates for final design of train and bus stations, maintenance facilities, and other related transportation infrastructure facilities.
• Develop task scopes, schedules, and budgets for design deliverables for Industrial designs and site layouts.
• Identify and understand technical requirements of design projects and implement engineering principles to develop solutions.
• Provide technical reviews at the conceptual and final design stages of project development

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or greater in Industrial Engineering
• 10+ years’ experience in relevant Industrial engineering design.
• Registration as a Professional Engineer in at least one state.
• Strong all-around theoretical knowledge of bus, train (LRT, heavy, commuter, ect.) heavy truck and commercial vehicle maintenance and operational facilities
• Experience with Design-Build or other alternative delivery methods, preferred.
• Established relationships with public and private transportation agencies required.