Municipal Project Engineer

Municipal Project Engineer

A Municipal Project Engineer opportunity in Easton, Pennsylvania, with a confidential employer offers a chance to directly impact public infrastructure and community development. This client-facing role provides professional visibility and the ability to shape sustainable growth for municipalities.

Location Easton, Pennsylvania, USA Comp $90,000 - $110,000 per year Work Style No Remote

Company Confidential Employer Location Easton, Pennsylvania, USA Industry Architectural/ Engineering/ Design Services Degree Not specified Compensation $90,000 - $110,000 per year

This role is more than engineering design—it is about becoming a trusted advisor to municipalities, directly influencing the development of public spaces and infrastructure. You will step into a visible position that combines technical expertise with community leadership, ensuring that every project aligns with long-term community goals.

The core of this job involves serving as the municipal engineer for townships and boroughs, where you will review land development plans, design stormwater systems, and guide public works projects from concept to completion. Your decisions will help protect the environment, manage growth, and ensure that communities are built safely and sustainably. You will be the go-to expert during meetings, translating complex regulations into actionable insights for officials and the public.

The ideal candidate brings a professional engineering license in Pennsylvania and at least seven years of hands-on municipal engineering experience. You are a clear communicator who can build trust with both technical and non-technical audiences. You thrive in a client-facing role, enjoy solving real-world infrastructure challenges, and are motivated by seeing your projects make a tangible difference in the neighborhoods where people live and work.

If you are ready to leverage your civil engineering expertise for meaningful community impact, this position offers competitive compensation, professional visibility, and the chance to shape the future of Pennsylvania's municipalities. Join a confidential consulting firm that values your contribution and supports your growth. Apply today to start a conversation about how you can make a lasting difference in local communities.

• A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a closely related field is required
• The candidate must hold a current Professional Engineer (PE) license in the state of Pennsylvania
• At least seven years of relevant engineering experience is expected, ideally in municipal or public works settings
• Proven expertise in reviewing subdivision, land development, and stormwater drainage plans against municipal codes is essential
• Familiarity with MS-4 programs and NPDES permitting, including Pollution Reduction Plans, is a must
• Strong written and verbal communication skills are non-negotiable for presenting technical findings at public meetings

• A competitive annual salary ranging from $90,000 to $110,000 rewards your expertise and dedication
• You will enjoy a high-impact position where your work directly influences community infrastructure and quality of life
• The role offers strong professional visibility through representation at municipal meetings and client-facing duties
• Join a supportive, collaborative engineering team that encourages innovation and continuous improvement
• This position provides a platform for career advancement and professional growth through leadership in municipal projects
• Work on meaningful public works that leave a lasting legacy in the communities you serve

• Serve as the dedicated Township or Borough Engineer, acting as the primary point of contact for municipal clients
• Attend public meetings to present engineering findings, provide expert testimony, and build lasting client relationships
• Lead technical review of subdivision, land development, zoning, grading, and stormwater plans for compliance with local ordinances
• Design stormwater management systems, detention basins, and oversee public works rehabilitation projects
• Manage escrow accounts, construction administration, permitting, and coordinate with contractors and stakeholders throughout project phases
• Prepare detailed technical reports, feasibility studies, and engineering assessments for state and local agencies
• Identify opportunities to expand municipal engineering services and contribute to business development initiatives

• Experience using AutoCAD Civil 3D for design and plan production is strongly preferred
• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple municipal accounts and build long-term client partnerships is highly valued
• A track record of effective public speaking and presenting to elected officials and community members is a plus
• Prior involvement in business development, including identifying and pursuing new municipal opportunities, is beneficial
• Familiarity with Pennsylvania state and local permitting…