Engineer - Highways

Job description JOB REQUISITES Engineer – Highways SE Introduction & Role Summary At GCC, we are committed to transforming the way transportation systems function and enhancing connectivity on highways. As an Engineer - Highways, you will play a critical role in designing, planning, and implementing innovative highway projects. In this dynamic and challenging role, you will have the opportunity to shape the future of transportation infrastructure. Join our team and contribute to the development of sustainable and efficient highways. The role requires management of several projects and becoming involved in design at an early stage. The ability to plan and design deliverables against Swedish Highways Engineering standards for each stage of a project is a prerequisite, and training and guidance will be provided where necessary. As part of the Nordics Swedish business, the successful candidate will sit alongside colleagues located in our Noida/Bangalore office and work closely with the Swedish colleagues based in Sweden. The appointed candidate's primary responsibilities will comprise executing the design activities, i.e., geometric design, roadway modelling and production of design deliverables for Roads & Highways projects based on their lead countries instructions. Responsibilities and Duties: 1. Design and Development: Collaborate with senior engineers and lead country stakeholders to create highway design plans, ensuring compliance with industry standards, regulations, and safety requirements. Utilize software programs (e.g., Civil 3D. AutoCAD, Novapoint etc.) to design and draft highway layout plans, vertical and horizontal alignments, intersection designs, and other project details include roadway modelling. Conduct thorough research to identify the most effective and sustainable method, processes, and design routine for highway tender, construction, and maintenance. Ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and in compliance with relevant regulations and quality standards. 2. Project Management: Assist for preparing cost and time estimates for highway projects, considering factors such as modelling complications, skills set, time, and environmental impact. Monitor project progress and ensure adherence to deadlines and budget constraints. Anticipate and resolve any issues or risks and provide regular updates to senior engineer/ lead country leads. Coordinate with contractors, suppliers, and external agencies to procure resources and permits required for construction activities. Conduct site visits and inspections to assess the quality of work and resolve any technical issues that may arise during the construction phase. 3. Stakeholder Engagement: Foster effective communication, coordination, and collaboration within the highways team and cross-functional departments and lead country project managers in perspective of smooth project execution. Conduct regular design execution oversee that for construction doability, resolve issues, and ensure compliance with design specifications and safety standards. Provide guidance and support during the design development phases, including the evaluation of design basis provided, identify design departures and mitigation opportunities, and present solutions for end-clients. Quality Assurance and Safety: Follow the quality control procedures and best practices throughout the design phase to ensure high-quality project delivery. Conduct regular inspections and audits to verify compliance with design, safety, and environmental standards. Collaborate with the design team to ensure the Quality Assurance documentation and records are maintained. Ensure all design activities, incoming and outgoings are undergone appropriate self check and review steps followed before delivery. Qualifications and Skills: Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering. A master’s degree is an advantage. A minimum of 3 - 6 years of proven experience in highway engineering, preferably with a focus on planning, design, and construction of highways & roadway projects. International projects exposure,