Associate Engineer

Responsibilities

• Perform civil engineering work related to roadways, drainage, bridges, and traffic engineering.
• Prepare specifications, cost estimates, and contracts for construction and professional services.
• Develop grant applications and submittals to secure funding for infrastructure projects.
• Manage capital improvement projects and oversee the work of consultants and contractors.
• Conduct traffic engineering studies and investigate accidents to recommend safety adjustments.
• Design new roads, improvements to existing roads, and drainage features like low-water crossings.
• Review subdivision submittals and development plans for compliance with statutes, codes, and regulations.
• Perform field reviews and inspections of engineering and roadway maintenance projects.
• Communicate with the public and stakeholders regarding proposed engineering changes and impacts.
• Assist the County Engineer in managing the Engineering Division of Public Works.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering or a closely related field.
• Experience in Civil Engineering, Construction, Traffic Engineering, or Land Development.
• Knowledge of civil engineering principles and roadway design/maintenance.
• Valid Arizona driver's license.
• Knowledge of contract administration, procurement processes, and relevant local/state/federal regulations.

Preferred Qualifications

• Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification.

Benefits

• Comprehensive employee benefits package for regular full-time employees.
• Pro-rated benefits available for regular part-time employees working 30–39 hours per week.

About the Company

Navajo County is dedicated to providing essential public services and maintaining safe, efficient infrastructure for its community. The Public Works Department manages critical roadway, drainage, and traffic systems to support the growth and safety of the county.