Bridge Designer (for projects in Norway)

Company Description

AFRY provides engineering, design, digital and advisory services to accelerate the transition towards a sustainable society. 

AFRY employs over 18,000 professionals in more than 50 countries. Net sales in 2024 were SEK 27,160 million.

AFRY is organized into three Divisions: Energy; Industry and Transportation & Places.

The Global Division Transportation & Places is active within transportation infrastructure, real estate, water and environment in the Nordics and Central Europe. The division has about 6,500 employees and is structured around two segments: Road & Rail and Public & Commercial Places.

Job Description

The Bridge Section in Oslo is looking for a dedicated and experienced bridge engineer. At AFRY, you will become a key employee and one of the driving forces in our continued development. AFRY’s Bridge Section in Norway consists of 30 employees, located in offices in Trondheim and Oslo. We also have a network of over 100 bridge professionals across the Nordic region. Our daily work is characterized by collaboration across locations and national borders.

The Bridge Section is part of the Transportation business area, a team of 139 employees specializing in bridges, roads, water and wastewater, geotechnics, engineering geology, environmental geology, and project development. It’s a forward-thinking group with a high level of job satisfaction and great development opportunities for each individual. We continuously work on development in areas such as work methodology, project execution, sustainability, and parametric design. As a senior bridge engineer, you will naturally contribute to this work and have significant influence.

You key responsibilities are:

• Designing all types of structures in infrastructure projects
• Innovation to further improve our professional environment
• Actively contributing to knowledge sharing within the section

Our projects range from large infrastructure projects like E105 Gjønnestunnelen, E18 Langangen–Rugtvedt, and Farriseidet–Telemark border (Vestfold Railway) to other bridge projects like Tunna bridge, Frogner bridges, Saupstad Bridge and Loftesnes Bridge.

Qualifications

Must have:

• Minimum 5 years of experience in designing bridges and structures
• Software skills: Grasshopper/Rhino and Tekla Structures/AutoCAD
• Minimum bachelor’s degree
• Good English skills at B2-C1 level
• Teamwork skills and a structured, solution-oriented, quality-conscious approach

Good to have:

• Experience with infrastructure projects in Norway and Norwegian handbooks (Statens vegvesens håndbøker)
• Experience in multidisciplinary infrastructure projects
• Good understanding of structural design and ability to see the big picture in projects
• Very good English skills at C1-C2 level

Additional Information

To individuals who join our team, we offer:

• Employment based on an employment contract
• Private medical insurance, life assurance, sport card (Multisport) and a social found  
• Exciting and challenging projects
• Personal development opportunities
• Friendly working atmosphere in a multidisciplinary and international team
• Helping to shape a sustainable future

Available office locations for this position are either in Poznań, Kraków or Łódź. We are flexible on the office location for this position, please indicate your preference in your covering letter. We value a healthy work life balance and are committed to your wellbeing. We will operate a hybrid working environment.

We are excited to receive your application, please ensure your CV is in English.

Should you be successful you will be invited for a telephone interview followed by a 2 steps virtual or live face to face interview.

At AFRY, we engineer change in everything we do. Change happens when brave ideas come together. When we collaborate, innovate technology, and embrace challenging points of view. That’s how we're making future. We are actively looking for qualified candidates to join our inclusive and diverse teams across the globe. Join us in accelerating the transition towards a sustainable future.

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