About the role#
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is seeking an Engineer Intern Applicant or Engineer Intern 2 to support the design and maintenance of state transportation infrastructure. This position involves applying engineering principles to improve roadway systems, conducting technical analysis, and performing compliance reviews. This is a temporary position for those working toward their Louisiana Engineer Intern certificate, with opportunities for career progression within the engineering job series. Training is provided for all roles.
What you'll do#
- Prepare construction plans for pavement preservation, contract maintenance, safety, and other related projects.
- Design guard rail systems and drainage structures.
- Determine work zone signing, pavement markings, and roadway geometrics.
- Prepare cost estimates, detours, typical sections, loop layouts, and plan quantities.
- Process proposals and contracts for letter bids and review bids for compliance.
- Provide technical expertise to District Permit Specialists and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
- Prepare proposals for Major Repair and Reimbursable Projects.
- Serve on District and Statewide committees, task forces, or teams.
What you'll need#
- Eligibility for a Louisiana Engineer Intern Certificate.
- For higher level positions, a current Louisiana Engineer Intern Certificate is required.
- For the Engineer Intern 2 level, one year of professional engineering experience is required.
- Applicants within 90 days of graduation are eligible to apply.
Location & details#
- Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Employment: Full-time.
- Salary: $4,167 to $7,502 per month, depending on the specific level.
About State of Louisiana
The State of Louisiana operates as a government agency. It provides public service career options across major metropolitan centers and rural areas. The organization maintains its headquarters in Baton Rouge. It employs over 6,000 people.
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