Assistant Project Engineer (WMS2)

Assistant Project Engineer (WMS2) | Union Gap

• Manage an office of professional and technical engineers for the delivery of assigned CIPP projects.
• Certify, by use of professional engineer's stamp, that all WSDOT and federal standards and policies were followed in the development of all design documents, plans, and specifications that were produced for projects.
• Strategically plan the budget, schedule, and workforce necessary to deliver CIPP projects over the design phase of projects (up to several years depending on complexity).
• Coordinate with outside partners, stakeholders, and internal departments in the development and implementation of project management plans; resolve conflicts efficiently and optimize scope, schedule, and budget.
• Manage and review consultant work plans, work orders and designs
• Provide expert technical direction on construction and design issues.
• Perform supervisory duties for office employees including assigning work, evaluating performance, coaching, training and taking corrective action; mentor and develop employees.
• Facilitate agreements between competing interest groups and regulatory agencies, including real estate interests, considering the long-term goals of the agency, negotiating and problem-solving to resolve conflicts.
• Coordinate, attend and present at stakeholder outreach events or other project coordination efforts with internal and external stakeholders.

• Team Leadership & Supervision
• Project Oversight & Accountability
• Stakeholder & Interagency Collaboration
• Construction & Design Expertise
• Contract & Regulatory Compliance
• Communication & Presentation
• Growth Mindset
• Service-Oriented

• Paid Leave
• Tuition Assistance
• Health insurance
• 401k matching
• Flight privileges

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is a multimodal agency with a global reputation for excellence.