Alaska Manufacturing Extension Partnership
Bridge Engineering Assistant 1/2/3 Flex (PCN 250183) Juneau
Alaska Manufacturing Extension Partnership, Juneau, Alaska, us, 99812
Overview
The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF), Bridge Design Section, is looking for an Engineering Assistant 1/2/3 Flex to help us Keep Alaska Moving! Base Salary Information: Engineering Assistant 1 – $34.42 / hourly Engineering Assistant 2 – $39.67 / hourly Engineering Assistant 3 – $45.35 / hourly Responsibilities
What you will be doing: The Bridge Engineering Assistant plays a hands-on role in managing and enhancing Alaska’s bridges. You will conduct bridge inspections, analyze existing structures, design new bridges, and oversee construction projects. Under the guidance of licensed engineers, perform structural analysis and calculations, and prepare detailed plans, specifications, cost estimates, and reports. Create structural details, calculate quantities, and draft specifications for construction contracts. Contribute to the safety and improvement of the State of Alaska’s infrastructure. Organization, Mission, and Culture
The Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is mission-focused with an organizational atmosphere that promotes excellence, integrity, teamwork, and public service. Alaska has over 5,600 miles of highways and 239 airports; these are critical for meeting basic transportation needs and supporting the economy and communities. The Bridge Section offers hands-on professional experience with a team known for safety and expertise. The office has 25 staff members with broad knowledge across bridge engineering subdisciplines. Benefits
Benefits include flexible work hours, competitive salary, personal leave and holidays, health insurance, and supplemental benefits such as deferred compensation and health care reimbursement accounts. Benefits are negotiated by the General Government Union (GGU). The team also offers opportunities for professional development, field experiences, drone usage for bridge inspection, and conference participation. The working environment is located in DOT&PF Headquarters in Juneau. The office has a casual-professional, team-oriented environment. Travel to Alaska regions may be required for bridge inspections and site visits. Juneau offers outdoor recreation and scenic surroundings. Who We Are Looking For
Core competencies: Structural Engineering : Knowledge of design and analysis of complex structures using various materials. Problem Solving : Identifies problems, evaluates information, and makes sound recommendations. Written Communication : Communicates clearly and effectively in writing. Special Notes: A valid driver’s license is required. Engineer-in-Training (FE/FT) certification is preferred but not essential. To view the general description and duties, please refer to the link: GovernmentJobs Alaska class specs. Education and Experience by Grade
Engineering Assistant 1 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred). If not ABET-accredited, a degree is acceptable with EIT/LSIT or passing FE/FS examinations. Special notes on timelines apply for ABET-eligible applicants. Engineering Assistant 2 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred) and one year of entry-level experience as an Engineering Assistant 1, or equivalent. Other pathways and substitutions (including non-ABET degrees, EIT/LSIT, FE/FS, and years of experience) are described in detail in the original posting. Engineering Assistant 3 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred) and two years of related engineering, architectural, or land surveying experience, including at least one year at the working or intermediate trainee level. Other qualification pathways and substitutions are described in the original posting. Special Notes on Education and Experience : The posting lists substitutions, graduate study, and notes about ABET accreditation and transfer of foreign education where applicable. See the original description for full details. Application Process
At time of application : Submit a Cover Letter. At time of interview : Submit documentation of FE exam results (if taken), unofficial transcripts, a structural calculation sample, and three professional references. Additional notes:
A cover letter describing alignment with the position competencies is required. Flexibly staffed: the position may be filled at Engineering Assistant 1, 2, or 3 level, with salary determined by the level hired. Promotion to a higher level may occur after probation and training. Documents and References
EEO Statement : The State of Alaska is an equal opportunity employer. The ADA accommodation contacts are provided in the original posting for applicants requiring assistance. Contact
For specific information about this position, please contact: Larry Owen, Bridge Management Engineer Phone: (907) 465-8897 Email: larry.owen@alaska.gov
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The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF), Bridge Design Section, is looking for an Engineering Assistant 1/2/3 Flex to help us Keep Alaska Moving! Base Salary Information: Engineering Assistant 1 – $34.42 / hourly Engineering Assistant 2 – $39.67 / hourly Engineering Assistant 3 – $45.35 / hourly Responsibilities
What you will be doing: The Bridge Engineering Assistant plays a hands-on role in managing and enhancing Alaska’s bridges. You will conduct bridge inspections, analyze existing structures, design new bridges, and oversee construction projects. Under the guidance of licensed engineers, perform structural analysis and calculations, and prepare detailed plans, specifications, cost estimates, and reports. Create structural details, calculate quantities, and draft specifications for construction contracts. Contribute to the safety and improvement of the State of Alaska’s infrastructure. Organization, Mission, and Culture
The Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) is mission-focused with an organizational atmosphere that promotes excellence, integrity, teamwork, and public service. Alaska has over 5,600 miles of highways and 239 airports; these are critical for meeting basic transportation needs and supporting the economy and communities. The Bridge Section offers hands-on professional experience with a team known for safety and expertise. The office has 25 staff members with broad knowledge across bridge engineering subdisciplines. Benefits
Benefits include flexible work hours, competitive salary, personal leave and holidays, health insurance, and supplemental benefits such as deferred compensation and health care reimbursement accounts. Benefits are negotiated by the General Government Union (GGU). The team also offers opportunities for professional development, field experiences, drone usage for bridge inspection, and conference participation. The working environment is located in DOT&PF Headquarters in Juneau. The office has a casual-professional, team-oriented environment. Travel to Alaska regions may be required for bridge inspections and site visits. Juneau offers outdoor recreation and scenic surroundings. Who We Are Looking For
Core competencies: Structural Engineering : Knowledge of design and analysis of complex structures using various materials. Problem Solving : Identifies problems, evaluates information, and makes sound recommendations. Written Communication : Communicates clearly and effectively in writing. Special Notes: A valid driver’s license is required. Engineer-in-Training (FE/FT) certification is preferred but not essential. To view the general description and duties, please refer to the link: GovernmentJobs Alaska class specs. Education and Experience by Grade
Engineering Assistant 1 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred). If not ABET-accredited, a degree is acceptable with EIT/LSIT or passing FE/FS examinations. Special notes on timelines apply for ABET-eligible applicants. Engineering Assistant 2 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred) and one year of entry-level experience as an Engineering Assistant 1, or equivalent. Other pathways and substitutions (including non-ABET degrees, EIT/LSIT, FE/FS, and years of experience) are described in detail in the original posting. Engineering Assistant 3 : Bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, or land surveying (ABET-accredited preferred) and two years of related engineering, architectural, or land surveying experience, including at least one year at the working or intermediate trainee level. Other qualification pathways and substitutions are described in the original posting. Special Notes on Education and Experience : The posting lists substitutions, graduate study, and notes about ABET accreditation and transfer of foreign education where applicable. See the original description for full details. Application Process
At time of application : Submit a Cover Letter. At time of interview : Submit documentation of FE exam results (if taken), unofficial transcripts, a structural calculation sample, and three professional references. Additional notes:
A cover letter describing alignment with the position competencies is required. Flexibly staffed: the position may be filled at Engineering Assistant 1, 2, or 3 level, with salary determined by the level hired. Promotion to a higher level may occur after probation and training. Documents and References
EEO Statement : The State of Alaska is an equal opportunity employer. The ADA accommodation contacts are provided in the original posting for applicants requiring assistance. Contact
For specific information about this position, please contact: Larry Owen, Bridge Management Engineer Phone: (907) 465-8897 Email: larry.owen@alaska.gov
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