Air Force Civil Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton is focused on supporting the Air Force with infrastructure planning and development. The Air Force Civil Engineer will apply advanced analysis skills to develop innovative solutions for complex engineering problems, mentor team members, and manage project costs and schedules.

Responsibilities:

• Support infrastructure planning, requirements development, and cost estimating in support of the Air Force
• Understand existing Civil Engineering processes associated with the Department of the Air Force Instruction (DAFI) policies and Unified Facilities Criteria (UFCs)
• Apply advanced analysis skills or extensive technical expertise and full industry knowledge
• Develop innovative solutions to complex problems
• Work without considerable direction
• Mentor and may supervise team members
• Support investment strategies associated with new project construction and existing infrastructure sustainment and modernization across the Department of the Air Force
• Perform complex activities as related to the control and management of cost, schedule, risk, and resource optimization

Requirements:

• 10+ years of experience with civil engineering project development or management, including planning and programming assistance to programs geared towards strategic facilities planning, infrastructure sustainment, and infrastructure construction
• Experience with infrastructure planning and design based on mission requirements, budget constraints, and technical specifications
• Experience with the Civil Engineering budgetary processes, requirements identification, and programming
• Knowledge of existing Civil Engineering datasets and data systems
• Ability to work directly with customers applying principles of the civil engineering enterprise, including policy and guidance
• Ability to leverage critical thinking and problem-solving to troubleshoot engineering challenges and needed process improvements
• Ability to use Microsoft SharePoint and Teams in a collaborative environment
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance
• Bachelor's degree
• Experience working within an Air Force Civil Engineering squadron, headquarters organization, or Army or Navy organization
• Experience working with FSRM, MILCON, or the NEPA process
• Experience with DAFI 32-1084
• Knowledge of the Whole Building Design Guide and category codes (CATCODE)
• Ability to model data, develop simulations, or model engineering systems
• Secret clearance
• Master's degree in Civil Engineering
• PMP, Six Sigma, or EIT certification