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SENIOR CIVIL / ROADWAY ENGINEER - AVIATION
Company: American Infrastructure Development, Inc. (AID)
Primary Project Location: Orlando International Airport
Location: Orlando, Florida
Employment Type: Full-Time
Experience Level: 8-25 Years
Salary Range: $110,000-$165,000
Recruiting Representation: Luxus Group Recruiting | AEC Talent Partners
POSITION OVERVIEW
American Infrastructure Development, Inc. (AID) is seeking an experienced Senior Civil / Roadway Engineer to support ongoing and future infrastructure improvements at Orlando International Airport.
This is a highly visible opportunity for a civil or transportation engineer who wants to play an important role in the design and construction of roadway, landside and aviation infrastructure at one of the country's busiest airports.
The selected professional will provide a combination of civil and roadway engineering, construction observation, field coordination, design review and project support. The position requires someone who can confidently move between the office, active construction sites, project meetings and coordination with contractors, consultants and airport representatives.
AID is seeking a self-starter who takes ownership of assignments, recognizes potential problems before they affect the project and communicates effectively with both technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
The position can be structured around the qualifications of the selected candidate. An engineer with approximately 8-12 years of experience may serve as a Senior Project Engineer, while a more experienced professional may assume Project Manager, Construction Engineering or senior client-facing responsibilities.
ABOUT AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Tampa, American Infrastructure Development is a privately held architectural and engineering consulting firm specializing in aviation infrastructure.
AID has provided planning, engineering, architectural and construction management services at more than 65 airports throughout the United States and Caribbean. Its portfolio includes large commercial-service airports, regional airports and general aviation facilities.
The company provides integrated services involving:

• Civil and airfield engineering
• Roadway and landside infrastructure design
• Airport and aviation planning
• Architecture
• Construction management
• Construction engineering and inspection
• Resident Project Representative services
• Stormwater and drainage design
• Utility infrastructure
• Permitting and regulatory coordination
• Cost estimating
• Construction administration

AID's mission is centered on Quality, Service and Integrity. The company emphasizes responsive client service, thorough quality control, technical accuracy and long-term relationships with its airport clients.
ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
This position will be based in Orlando and primarily focused on projects at Orlando International Airport.
Orlando International Airport is a complex, high-traffic aviation environment with ongoing infrastructure needs involving roadways, passenger circulation, parking, utilities, stormwater systems, terminal access and other landside and airside improvements.
The selected engineer will work closely with project teams, airport representatives, contractors and other consultants to help ensure that infrastructure improvements are designed and constructed in accordance with approved plans, specifications, safety requirements and airport operational needs.
PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES
The Senior Civil / Roadway Engineer may support projects involving:

• Airport entrance and terminal access roadways
• Landside roadway and circulation improvements
• Passenger pickup and drop-off areas
• Parking facilities and connecting roadways
• Intersections, turn lanes and traffic circulation
• Roadway rehabilitation and reconstruction
• Pavement design and evaluation
• Drainage and stormwater improvements
• Grading and earthwork
• Water, sanitary sewer and utility infrastructure
• Maintenance of traffic and construction phasing
• Airport terminal and support facility site development
• Airside access roads
• Airport safety and security improvements
• Construction observation and documentation
• Construction administration and contractor coordination

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Civil and Roadway Engineering

• Perform and oversee civil and roadway engineering assignments for projects at Orlando International Airport.
• Prepare or review roadway plans, profiles, cross-sections, grading plans, drainage plans, utility plans and construction details.
• Support roadway geometric design, pavement design, earthwork calculations and site-development activities.
• Use Civil 3D and related engineering software to prepare or review design models and construction documents.
• Evaluate roadway alignments, profiles, intersections, access points and vehicle circulation.
• Coordinate roadway improvements with airport terminals, parking facilities, utilities, drainage systems and active construction projects.
• Assist with stormwater, drainage, grading, erosion-control and utility design.
• Prepare or review technical specifications, engineering calculations, quantity estimates and construction cost estimates.
• Apply applicable FAA, FDOT, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and local design requirements.
• Participate in permitting and coordination with government and regulatory agencies.
• Review plans and calculations prepared by junior engineers and designers.
• Support AID's quality-assurance and quality-control process.

Construction Observation and Field Support

• Perform construction observation for civil, roadway and airport infrastructure projects.
• Monitor construction activities for general conformance with approved plans, specifications and contract requirements.
• Observe roadway, pavement, grading, drainage, utility and site-construction activities.
• Document daily construction progress, manpower, equipment, weather, materials and significant field conditions.
• Review contractor work and identify potential quality, safety, scheduling or constructability concerns.
• Communicate observed discrepancies to the appropriate project manager, contractor or airport representative.
• Attend progress meetings, preconstruction conferences and field coordination meetings.
• Review shop drawings, product data, material certifications and contractor submittals.
• Assist with responses to requests for information and interpretation of construction documents.
• Review contractor pay applications, quantities and completed work when required.
• Maintain field reports, photographs, inspection records and project documentation.
• Participate in substantial-completion inspections, punch-list development and project closeout.
• Help resolve field conflicts while protecting the design intent and airport's operational requirements.
• Coordinate work around active airport operations, traffic patterns, security restrictions and public access.

Project and Client Coordination

• Coordinate with AID engineers, architects, aviation planners and construction management professionals.
• Work collaboratively with airport representatives, consultants, surveyors, utility providers and contractors.
• Communicate project status, risks, schedule concerns and technical issues clearly.
• Assist project managers with scope, schedule, budget and quality-control responsibilities.
• Develop practical solutions to design and construction challenges.
• Maintain strong working relationships with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and other project stakeholders.
• Mentor junior engineers, designers and construction-observation personnel.
• Help develop internal technical standards, construction procedures and quality-control practices.
• Participate in client meetings and presentations.
• Support proposal development, project pursuits and business-development activities when appropriate.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited college or university.
• Approximately 8-25 years of civil, transportation, roadway or infrastructure engineering experience.
• Meaningful roadway engineering experience.
• Construction observation, construction administration, CEI or field-engineering experience.
• Experience reviewing civil or roadway construction for compliance with plans and specifications.
• Working knowledge of roadway design, grading, drainage, utilities, pavement and construction methods.
• Ability to read and interpret construction plans, specifications, contracts and technical reports.
• Experience coordinating with contractors, owners, public agencies and multidisciplinary consultants.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to prepare accurate field reports and construction documentation.
• Strong organizational, problem-solving and decision-making abilities.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-moving construction environment.
• Willingness and ability to work at active construction sites.
• Ability to obtain the required airport security credentials.
• Valid driver's license.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Florida Professional Engineer license.
• Professional Engineer license in another state with the ability to obtain Florida registration.
• Previous experience working at Orlando International Airport.
• Experience working with the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.
• Airport or aviation infrastructure experience.
• FDOT roadway design or construction experience.
• Construction Engineering and Inspection experience.
• Experience with large, complex transportation or aviation capital-improvement programs.
• Proficiency with Autodesk Civil 3D and AutoCAD.
• Experience with MicroStation or OpenRoads Designer.
• Knowledge of FAA Advisory Circulars and airport design standards.
• Familiarity with FDOT design standards, specifications and construction procedures.
• Experience with maintenance-of-traffic plans and construction phasing.
• Experience reviewing contractor schedules, pay applications and change orders.
• Familiarity with Bluebeam, Procore, Primavera P6 or similar construction-management tools.
• Experience supervising junior engineers, inspectors or field personnel.
• Experience serving as Engineer of Record, Project Engineer, Project Manager or Resident Project Representative.

WHO WILL SUCCEED IN THIS POSITION?
This opportunity is best suited for someone who:

• Is a self-starter who takes ownership without requiring constant supervision.
• Is motivated to become a trusted technical and field representative for AID.
• Is comfortable dividing time between engineering work, construction sites and project meetings.
• Can identify potential problems early and recommend practical solutions.
• Communicates proactively when field conditions, project scope or schedules change.
• Understands how design decisions affect constructability, cost and airport operations.
• Remains professional when working through contractor disputes or construction challenges.
• Can make informed decisions while recognizing when an issue requires escalation.
• Is comfortable working in an active airport environment with strict operational and security requirements.
• Enjoys mentoring less-experienced engineers and field personnel.
• Values quality, responsiveness, integrity and long-term client relationships.
• Wants an opportunity where individual performance and initiative will be visible.

WHY CONSIDER AID?

• Work directly on important infrastructure improvements at Orlando International Airport.
• Participate in projects that affect millions of passengers and the Central Florida community.
• Combine roadway engineering with hands-on construction and field responsibilities.
• Gain exposure to the complete project lifecycle, from design through final construction.
• Work with airport representatives, contractors and experienced aviation professionals.
• Join a specialized aviation firm with projects throughout Florida, the United States and Caribbean.
• Have greater visibility and influence than may be available within a large national consulting organization.
• Help shape the continued growth of AID's Orlando presence.
• Mentor younger professionals and contribute to the development of technical standards.
• Build highly specialized airport, roadway and construction-management experience.

COMPENSATION
The anticipated base salary range is $110,000-$165,000 annually.
The lower portion of the range is intended for qualified engineers with approximately 8-12 years of relevant experience who are developing into senior project leadership responsibilities.
The middle and upper portions of the range are intended for candidates who bring extensive roadway and airport experience, a Florida Professional Engineer license, construction leadership, client-management capabilities or the ability to oversee significant portions of an airport capital-improvement program.
Final compensation will be based on experience, professional licensure, Orlando International Airport familiarity, roadway engineering capabilities, construction observation experience, project-management background and overall alignment with the position.
RECRUITING REPRESENTATION
American Infrastructure Development has partnered with Luxus Group Recruiting | AEC Talent Partners to identify and evaluate qualified candidates for this position.
All candidate inquiries and applications will be handled confidentially by Luxus Group.
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