Railroad Civil/Track Designer I — Hybrid

Job overview

The Railroad Civil/Track Designer I role is hybrid and is open in Milwaukee, WI; Chicago, IL; Naperville, IL; Charlotte, NC; or Raleigh, NC. Compensation is not specified. The position supports Benesch’s Railroad Services group and Civil/Track Design team, which works on Class I, short line, and commuter rail projects. The designer contributes to track and civil design plans, specifications, and cost estimates while collaborating with project managers, engineers, and technicians. The work helps deliver rail infrastructure projects within project deadlines and budgets.

What you'll do

• Contribute to track and civil design plans, specifications, and cost estimates
• design and draft project elements
• integrate data and perform fundamental analysis
• interact with clients, agencies, and project stakeholders
• collaborate with project managers and project engineers to meet deadlines and budgets. Occasional out-of-town travel may be needed to meet project demands.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

railroad civil/track designer

hybrid

milwaukee wi

chicago il

naperville il

charlotte nc

raleigh nc

railroad services

civil/track design

class i rail

commuter rail

autocad

civil 3d

occasional travel

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Professional development
• leadership training
• mentorship
• retirement contribution up to 9% for benefit-eligible employees
• paid time off and parental leave for eligible employees.

Why this role

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and up to four years of similar experience; successful EIT/FE exam completion or ability to complete it within six months. AutoCAD and Civil 3D working knowledge required; MicroStation InRoads/OpenRoads is a plus. Benefits include professional development, mentorship, retirement contribution up to 9%, paid time off, and parental leave for eligible employees.

About the employer

Benesch is hiring for this role. Industry: Engineering Services. Sector: 54.