Civil Engineer - Aviation
TSMG · Tokyo
OtherAviationOn-siteFull time
TSMG is hiring a Civil Engineer - Aviation in Tokyo (on-site, full-time). Posted 6 November 2024. Apply directly on TSMG's own careers site — no account needed.
We’re looking for a skilled Aviation Civil Engineer to play a key role in designing and developing airfield and municipal project plans. This role will cover a broad range of engineering tasks, including grading, drainage design, pavement structure, utility layouts, stormwater management, quantity estimation, and the preparation of technical specifications and contract documents for projects located across Georgia and Florida. The selected engineer will oversee projects from initial planning through to construction closeout, engaging directly with clients and utilizing the latest engineering tools and software advancements. There may also be opportunities for hands-on resident engineering roles during project construction phases.
Responsibilities:
- Create conceptual designs, initial cost projections, and permit applications
- Develop detailed design documents, construction plans, technical specifications, and project reports
- Provide both in-office and on-site construction administration support
Qualifications:
- Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a related field
- Academic experience in civil/infrastructure design, transportation, water resource management, pavement engineering, and construction management
- Proficiency with AutoCAD and Civil 3D software
- Strong communication abilities
- EIT certification preferred
- Must hold a valid driver’s license and have access to a personal vehicle
- Ability to secure an Airport Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) Badge, including clearance from a federal background check
Technical Skills and Certifications:
- AutoCAD
- Civil 3D
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