AMT Engineering
Entry Level Structural / Bridge Engineer - May 2027
About this role
A. Morton Thomas and Associates seeks an entry-level structural and bridge engineer to join their team starting May 2025. You'll support diverse projects including structural design, bridge analysis, inspections, and plan development across traditional and alternative delivery methods.
What you'll do
- Perform hands-on inspection of structural elements and bridges
- Execute design and analysis calculations for structural components
- Provide CAD support and develop project plans and drawings
- Coordinate with other disciplines and attend project meetings
- Generate design reports and technical studies
- Assist with project pursuit and business development activities
What they're looking for
- Structural analysis and design principles
- Bridge engineering fundamentals
- CAD software proficiency
- Technical report writing
- Communication and collaboration
- Problem-solving and attention to detail
- Project coordination
- Field inspection capabilities
Benefits
- Mentorship and training from experienced engineers
- Career advancement opportunities
- Collaborative team environment
- Exposure to diverse project types
- Community-focused workplace culture
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AMT Engineering
AMT Engineering (A. Morton Thomas and Associates) is a transportation and civil engineering firm that designs and manages infrastructure projects including roadway design, traffic analysis, and construction support. The company is hiring both summer interns and experienced transportation engineers for roles across multiple office locations with hybrid work flexibility.
View all jobs at AMT EngineeringLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience with structural analysis software and CAD tools from your coursework or internships.
- Tell us about a time you worked on a structural design project—what was your role and what did you learn?