The Engineer's Contribution to Georgia DOT and the Public

Georgia DOT employees take pride in knowing their work contributes to one of the best transportation systems in the country. This transportation network encompasses an array of roads, bridges, ports, airports, rail and transit systems.

Georgia DOT engineers contribute to the state's transportation network in a variety of ways that may include the following:

• Thoroughly researched and planned highway systems that minimize right-of-way purchases, adverse environmental impact, and inconvenience to area landowners and businesses.
• State-of-the-art highway and bridge designs that help preserve wetlands and historic sites and accommodate local business needs.
• Construction and maintenance projects that are based on sound geotechnical analysis and survey data.
• Construction and maintenance projects that meet or exceed engineering specifications and that feature use of the most durable and well-researched road and bridge construction materials available.
• Traffic management research and policies resulting in efficiently timed traffic lights and strategically placed signs and markings that keep vehicles moving at a safe and optimum pace.
• Well constructed and maintained roadways that are considered among the best in the nation.

Historically, Georgia DOT employees have demonstrated the professional expertise, pride, and commitment that it takes to produce a well-designed, efficient and sustainable transportation system. On the job, both individual achievement and teamwork productivity are recognized, and there are abundant opportunities for professional growth and career development.

If you want to explore further career possibilities with Georgia DOT, please visit Job Announcements for a list of current positions.