Occupation

Airport Engineer

Airport Engineers design, develop, and maintain the infrastructure and systems that keep airports operational, including runways, taxiways, terminal facilities, drainage systems, and airfield lighting. The work involves civil engineering design, project management, and coordination with aviation authorities to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements set by the FAA and other governing bodies. The role typically requires a bachelor's degree in civil or aerospace engineering and often licensure as a Professional Engineer (PE), and it suits detail-oriented problem-solvers comfortable working on large-scale, long-term infrastructure projects.

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