This role supports the planning, design, and technical execution of civil engineering projects, with a focus on site and land development. You will complete engineering assignments using established standards, assist in preparing design plans, specifications, and cost estimates, and contribute to both office-based design work and field-based observations. This entry-level to early-career position is designed to build your professional engineering skills through hands-on project exposure, close collaboration with experienced engineers and surveyors, and progressive responsibility on a variety of civil engineering projects.

• Complete engineering assignments using standard practices, methods, and agency requirements.
• Assist in preparing design plans, specifications, and cost estimates that align with applicable agency standards.
• Prepare engineering calculations, sketches, comparisons, and technical analyses to support design decisions.
• Review drawings from vendors, clients, architects, and engineers, and recommend revisions to supervisors as needed.
• Research and review municipal, county, state, and federal codes and regulations relevant to project design.
• Document design options, findings, and technical results for supervisor review and project records.
• Produce clear reports and technical documentation summarizing studies, evaluations, and project details.
• Conduct field visits to understand site constraints, verify existing conditions, and support design development.
• Coordinate assigned tasks with designers, technicians, and engineers within the discipline group to ensure cohesive project delivery.
• Communicate proactively with supervisors regarding workload, schedule changes, and scope adjustments.
• Review all completed work for completeness, accuracy, and adherence to standards before submission.
• Perform occasional deliveries, pickups, or errands to support project needs and team operations.
• Support hands-on project work including design calculations, plan preparation, and field observations.
• Collaborate with experienced civil engineers, surveyors, and CAD professionals on diverse project types.
• Engage in problem-solving and contribute to dependable client service through timely and accurate work products.

• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from an ABET-accredited program.
• 0–4 years of civil engineering experience.
• Engineer Intern (EI) certification or the ability to obtain it within one year.
• Knowledge of core engineering principles, practices, and mathematical applications.
• Ability to perform engineering computations, estimates, and moderately complex design tasks.
• Familiarity with engineering field instruments and standard office tools.
• Basic proficiency with computer-aided design tools such as Civil 3D and OpenSite.
• Experience or coursework related to AutoCAD and Civil 3D for civil and site development.
• Strong written communication skills for preparing reports, correspondence, and technical documentation.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to communicate professionally with colleagues, clients, and supervisors.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities in a deadline-driven environment.

• Interest in site development and land development projects.
• Experience using Civil 3D and AutoCAD in a professional or academic setting.
• Exposure to civil engineering design across diverse project types.
• Interest in developing design capabilities and progressing into project management responsibilities over time.
• Desire to work closely with experienced engineers, surveyors, and CAD professionals in a collaborative environment.
• Motivation to pursue professional licensure and accrue qualifying experience under the supervision of a Professional Engineer.

The role is based in a growing office of approximately ten professionals, including civil engineers, drafters, and surveyors. You will work primarily in an office setting, with an estimated 75% of your time dedicated to design and technical work and about 25% spent in the field on site visits and observations, though this balance may vary by project. You will report within a local leadership structure and receive direct mentorship and training from a licensed Professional Engineer, allowing you to accrue experience hours toward licensure. The team culture emphasizes collaboration, open communication, problem-solving, and dependable client service, with regular interaction among