Civil Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

What You’ll Do

Depending on experience level, responsibilities may include:

• Collecting, compiling, and analyzing site data including surveys, GIS data, blueprints, subsurface utilities, maps, and geotechnical information.

• Assisting with or leading design tasks for civil infrastructure projects.

• Conducting research and site observations to evaluate existing and proposed conditions.

• Supporting preparation of engineering calculations, plans, specifications, and technical reports.

• Verifying site characteristics and assisting with environmental, design, and construction-related considerations.

• Documenting field activities and generating accurate, concise project records.

• Coordinating with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure compliance with applicable codes, permits, and industry standards.

• Participating in field work, construction observation, and client meetings.

• Contributing to a culture of safety, accountability, and ethical decision-making.

• Continuing professional development and technical training.

Education

• Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or closely related discipline required.

• EIT certification preferred (or ability to obtain).

• PE licensure welcomed and supported.

Experience

• Entry-level candidates to experienced engineers encouraged to apply.

• Relevant internship, co-op, or professional experience in civil infrastructure projects preferred.

Technical Skills

• Familiarity with civil design software (AutoCAD Civil 3D or similar).

• Basic understanding of design/build processes.

• Working knowledge of environmental and construction regulations.

• Technical writing and documentation skills.

Professional Skills

• Strong analytical and problem-solving mindset.

• Ability to balance office and field responsibilities.

• Clear communication skills with both technical and non-technical audiences.

• Self-motivated with strong attention to detail.

• Ability to collaborate in a team-oriented environment while working independently when needed.

• 40 hours per week

• Occasional travel depending on project needs

• Ability to work schedules aligned with project demands

Field work may include walking uneven terrain, lifting equipment, and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.