Jr. Civil Engineer — Civil Infrastructure

Jr. Civil Engineer — Civil Infrastructure

Full-time
· On-site ·

You just graduated with your engineering degree and you’re ready to actually use it. We get it — and we’ve got a spot for you. This is a role where you’ll work alongside licensed engineers on real projects, build real skills, and move steadily toward your PE. No coffee runs. No busywork. Just solid, hands-on civil engineering from day one.

You won’t be sitting on the bench. Under the guidance of a licensed engineer, you’ll be in the mix on active projects:

• Running drainage, detention, storm sewer, water, and sanitary sewer calculations
• Developing civil layouts and concept plans for residential subdivisions, multi‑family, and commercial/industrial projects
• Supporting infrastructure design — roadways, water systems, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer
• Helping move projects through municipal and government approval processes
  
  Working closely with CAD technicians to put together plan sets
• Contributing to specs, SWPPP documents, permit applications, and construction contracts
• Reviewing shop drawings, submittals, and RFIs
• Attending client and government meetings — and occasionally presenting when the project calls for it
• Managing your own deadlines and flagging issues before they become problems

All of your work gets reviewed by a licensed engineer — that’s not a limitation, that’s how you learn fast.

• Engineering degree (required) — EIT certification is a plus, but we’ll support you through it if you’re on your way
• Someone hungry to grow, not just punch a clock
• Detail‑oriented and honest about what they know and what they’re still learning
• Good communicator — with teammates, clients, and the occasional city planner
• Self‑aware enough to ask for help when they need it and motivated enough not to need it constantly

• Hands‑on experience across a wide range of civil project types
• Direct mentorship from licensed engineers who want to see you get your PE
• Real exposure to clients, municipalities, and the full project lifecycle
• A team culture that rewards initiative and gives you room to grow into more responsibility
• A clear path forward — this role is built to develop into a full Design Engineer position