Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering required, Master's degree in Structural or Geotechnical Engineering or desire to pursue such is strongly preferred; 3+ years of related experience in waterfront, structural, or geotechnical engineering; FE/PE certification preferred; Office experience coordinating investigations and other field work, technical writing, structural/geotechnical design, and preparing construction plans and specifications; Prior field experience in waterfront facility inspections, geotechnical explorations, and engineering observations during construction, preferable for waterfront structures; Desired software knowledge: Slide or SLOPE/W, SPW911, DeepEx, LPILE, GROUP, GRLWEAP, SAP2000, Risa2D/3D; Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Strong attention to detail with excellent analytical, multitasking, and judgment capabilities; Ability to effectively work independently and in a team environment; Willingness to spend time in the field observing construction activities and performing required investigations; Given the nature of our waterfront work, the ability to swim and operate non-motorized watercraft (e.g. Assist project manager with field work coordination and project management support; Assist with the planning and execution of field investigations; Inventory and assess the condition of existing waterfront structures; Observe waterfront construction activities and monitoring conformance with the construction documents; Conduct file reviews, site reconnaissance, and document searches; Assist in preparation of plans and details using computer aided design methods; Perform structural and geotechnical design related to waterfront structures and general site construction; Assist in the preparation of various design deliverables, technical reports and permit applications; Accurately document and communicate with supervisor on any problems encountered on project sites; and.