Providing engineering expertise, administrative support and coordination for the Bureau, County staff, the public, and other external agencies; Developing and reviewing detailed design and construction engineering plans including cost estimates, technical reports, and associated documentation; Coordinating project implementation with internal teams, external agencies, and stakeholders to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget, while complying with regulatory requirements; Overseeing and reviewing the work of external consultants to ensure quality and adherence to project requirements; Coordinating with surveyors and real estate specialists to determine property acquisition and easement needs, providing necessary information and support; Developing materials and participating in pre-bid meetings, public engagement presentations, construction meetings, and other project-related events; Analyzing engineering problems, assessing potential solutions, and recommending best course of action in accordance with project goals; Conducting field inspections to resolve design discrepancies and verifying information; collaborating with survey teams and contractors; Conducting feasibility studies to evaluate project proposals and determining optimal solutions based on technical, economical, and environmental factors; and. The following licensure, certifications, or training courses may be required based on assignment for Engineer II and Engineer III Levels: Project Management Professional (PMP); LEED Green Associate or Accredited Professional (AP); Envision Sustainability Professional (ENV SP); DEQ Combined Administrator (either Erosion and Sediment Control or Stormwater Management); Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges; and/or.