FAQs
What is the primary duty of a Designer (EIT) specializing in Railroad Bridge/Structural design?
The primary duty of a Designer (EIT) specializing in Railroad Bridge/Structural design is to actively participate in the design of railroad structural projects, conduct essential analyses of project elements, and contribute to the development and formulation of design calculations.
Where is the Bridge/Structural Design team based?
The Bridge/Structural Design team is based in Jacksonville, FL, and follows a Hybrid schedule.
What level of experience is required for this role?
This role is suitable for entry-level engineers with an Engineering-in-Training (EIT) certification.
What type of projects will the Designer (EIT) be working on in the Railroad Services group?
The Designer (EIT) will work on a variety of railroad structural projects for Class I, short line, and commuter rail projects in collaboration with Project Managers, Engineers, and Technicians.
What sets Benesch's Railroad Division apart from other firms in the industry?
Benesch's Railroad Division is comprised of highly skilled rail professionals with firsthand experience working on active rail systems, allowing them to develop innovative solutions for a wide range of rail projects.