Jack Bolton

311 Ward St. Apt. B

Seattle, WA 98109

Mobile (206) 280-8493

jbolton88_69@hotmail.com

 

 

EDUCATION:

University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, August 2000

 

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION:

EIT #11,638

 

EXPERIENCE:

 

Transportation Design Engineer II, Washington State Department of Transportation

Seattle, April 2007 to November 2013

I-90 Two-Way Transit and HOV project (R8A), 2009 to 2013

SR 167 Hot Lanes project, 2007 to 2009

Tasks associated with highway work include geometric design, project modeling, utility plans coordination, site inspections.

Tasks associated with this work include estimating quantities, preparation of PSE deliverables, environmental mitigation, technical writing.

Associated engineering calculations and design involve client liaison and interdepartmental coordination, public meetings.

 

Roadway Design Engineer II, Parsons Transportation Group, I-405 Project, Bellevue, March 2005 to April 2007

Tasks associated with highway work include geometric design, project modeling, utility plans coordination, QA/QC, and right-of-way plans and preparation.  Tasks associated with this work include estimating quantities, technical writing, and preparation of responses to public information requests.  Associated engineering calculations and design involve client liaison and interdepartmental coordination.

 

Design Engineer Site Development Plans, Pacland, August 2004 to December 2004

Tasks included storm water management design, site grading, construction cost estimating, and utility layout design.

 

Project Coordinator and Design Engineer, Brighton A & E, Inc., a subsidiary of DLZ, Frankfort, Kentucky 1999 to July 2004

Project Coordinator and Design Engineer on a wide variety of civil projects including highway projects for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, City and County municipal projects, and numerous Development Plans and Subdivision Plats.  Tasks associated with highway work included geometric design, drainage design, and right-of-way plans preparation.  Tasks associated with this work include site design, infrastructure design, surveying, survey coordination, construction cost estimation, and project presentation.  Associated engineering calculations and design involved sanitary sewer design, storm water management, ditch design and analysis, structure sizing, client liaison, erosion control plans.  Prepared right-of-way plans for the KTC, which required extensive property research and boundary resolution.

 

COMPUTER EXPERIENCE: Microstation, AutoCad, Civil3D, InRoads, ArcGIS, Excel, Primavera, PowerPoint, Outlook, Word