Hello,

I am a 2020 graduate of the UW Civil Engineering program currently employed by Mackay Sposito.  We are currently looking for upcoming civil or environmental engineering graduates that might be interested in working for any of our Federal Way Washington location.  You can find the positions and others that may be posted for our Vancouver or Tri-Cities locations here. https://www.mackaysposito.com/careers 

I have found the work culture and mentorship provided by the company to be absolutely fantastic in my time here. Anyone with a desire to learn and improve is qualified for this jobs.  You can potentially be involved with projects such as roadway improvements, fish passages, housing developments, and stormwater management.  The Tehaleh development in Bonney Lake for example is something we are deeply involved with out of the Federal Way office.

Students,

The City of Kent Development Engineering Division is looking for a CEE student or recent grad to assist staff in the review and issuance of permits for land development and underground franchise utilities permits.  The ad is attached.  Please email me with your cover letter and resume.  Please reach out if you have any questions

GO DAWGS!

Hi, 

I am attaching two job opportunities sent to my department but I think they fit better with your alumni.

Principal Civil Engineer Job Posting

Senior Project Manager Job Posting

Send your resume to:

Gloria Venegas

Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Treasurer and Controller

E: gvenegas@ldccorp.com

D: 425-780-9099

Hello,

Bridge Engineer 4 (In-training) – Design
Tumwater, WA – Headquarters
$59,616 – $113,160 Annually

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Bridge & Structures office is currently seeking to fill a Bridge Engineer 4 (In-Training) position located in Tumwater, WA. As a member of the Bridge Design office, the Bridge Engineer 4 represents the culmination of engineering experience and on-the-job training in bridge design. All work is performed under the supervision of a Washington State Structural Engineer. This ‘in-training’ opportunity allows for candidates to be considered at either the Bridge Engineer 1, 2, 3 or 4 level depending on professional experience. To be considered at the Bridge Engineer 4 level, the successful candidate will have acquired a Professional Engineer’s License and solid work experience, enabling them to handle a majority of the structural challenges that the Bridge Design Office is responsible for. 

Bridge Engineers are relied upon for their versatility, their up to-date design and code knowledge, and their superior work production rates. To be successful in this role, it is necessary to coordinate with Region Offices, Bridge Office design specialists and engineers, consultants and bridge detailers. Additionally, the BE4 Continue reading →

Students,

Job Opportunities | City of Bellingham Employment (governmentjobs.com)

Please see the above link for an available engineering job opportunity for the City of Bellingham. We encourage interested applicants to apply and look forward to connecting.

Mike Wilson

City Engineer/Assistant Director of Public Works-Engineering

mlwilson@cob.org

Dear students,

We have a full-time opportunity with the Alaska DOT Bridge Section I’d like to share with you

Position Highlights: This role in Juneau provides a comprehensive experience in bridge design, involving hands-on application of AASHTO Bridge Design Specifications. Entry level engineers play a pivotal role in designing, retrofitting, and maintaining Alaska’s bridge infrastructure, with opportunities to lead teams on routine and fracture-critical bridge inspection trips. This position is designed to nurture early career bridge engineers, guiding them towards becoming professional engineers and leaders within our industry.

Professional Development and Passion for Research: Our team, from the Chief Bridge Engineer to engineering assistants, actively engages in national bridge conferences and serves as advisors to bridge-specific research. We encourage and support staff in volunteering with NCHRP panels, collaborating with bridge leaders nationwide, and contributing to advancements in the field. This dynamic environment will benefit new graduates and engineering assistants who share a passion for research and aspire to contribute to the continuous improvement of bridge design.

Natural Beauty and Lifestyle: Beyond professional growth, participants can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Juneau, with opportunities for world-class hiking, boating, kayaking, and whale watching. For the outdoor sports enthusiast they would have the unique opportunity to fish and hunt across the wild landscape Alaska offers.  We are a unique state where you can watch sunsets by a fire on the beach at midnight during the summers or catch the dancing northern lights in the winters. Continue reading →