Aviation Managing Civil Engineer

C&S Companies•San Diego, CA

7d•$140,000 - $190,000•Hybrid

About The Position

C&S Engineers is seeking a Managing Engineer with a focus on airfield and landside design and construction. This is a full-time position offering competitive compensation, great employee benefits and an outstanding work environment. Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates.

Requirements

10 years required and 15 years preferred total of related experience with a preference for at least 5 years of experience working on large/regional airfield design/construction and knowledge of airfield and FAA regulations.
Thorough understanding of FAA procedures, policies and grant administration.
Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering.
Professional Engineering (PE) License (California licensure preferred or able to get CA license within a year required).
Strong communications skills.
Skills to effectively lead and work in large and small multidisciplinary team environments.
Ability to set deadlines, assign resources, and monitor/summarize project progress.

Nice To Haves

Existing relationships with large airport and aviation market clients a plus.
Private/consulting experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Provide team leadership for the design and construction of horizontal and vertical airfield projects in Southern California.
Lead project management efforts on large/complex engineering projects including budgets, resource alignment, client relations, quality, scheduling, and business development.
Supervise engineers and designers.
Manage clients.
Engage in industry events and conferences.
Administer consultant/sub-consultant agreements.
Resolve critical issues/policy matters and deliver challenging projects for our clients.
Oversee and/or coordinate project staff assignments and workload to meet client deadlines.
Lead/support other projects in offices across the country.
Utilize safe work practices in accordance with federal, state, local, and company standards.
Communicate incidents, accidents, near misses, potential hazards, and unsafe working conditions to a supervisor or the Health and Safety Department as soon as identified.