Facilities Engineer Structural, Mechanical, Electrical + Instrumentation & Controls

Start your engineering career by doing engineering. We know you have the knowledge. We will show you how you can use it. As an Engineer I at Freese and Nichols, you’ll work alongside experienced engineers, get regular feedback, and have mentors and teammates you can turn to as you build your skills on real projects that shape how communities move, grow and manage water and transportation.

With their guidance, you will build your technical skills, see your work in the field, and work towards your EIT/EI and PE. We have some great opportunities for December 2026, May 2027, and August 2027 new grads to launch their careers! Depending on your interests and location, you could work in Structural, Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls, and Mechanical areas. Our Facilities teams power our infrastructure projects, keeping critical facilities and transportation systems safe, reliable, and moving forward.

Structural
- Provide end-to-end analysis, design, and construction administration for buildings, bridges, dams, and water projects, delivering high-quality plans, specifications, and technical reports.

Electrical
- Design primary power distribution and emergency backup systems to keep clean water flowing. This includes vital safety studies, facility lighting, alarm networks, and advanced Instrumentation & Controls (I&C) to automate and monitor operations.

Mechanical – Engineer high-performance HVAC and mechanical systems for a wide range of buildings, with deep expertise in warehouse and industrial design.

You can work from home up to two days a week and get every other Friday off with our alternative schedule.

We will help you obtain your EIT/EI and PE with a test prep platform, paid day off for test days, and bonuses for passing the exams.

As you build experience and progress toward your PE, you'll have opportunities to take on greater technical responsibility, work directly with clients and grow into project leadership.

You will receive training in engineering software, technical communication, project delivery and professional skills, with opportunities to learn from engineers across the firm.

Plus, you can join Rise and Thrive, our Young Professionals group, to grow your network, level up your career, and hang out at fun social events.

• Develop design plans, support hydraulic calculations and drainage studies, analyze data, build models, and help prepare technical reports and construction documents
• Build and review models using industry-standard engineering software
• Work with experienced engineers who will explain the “why”, not just give you a task
• Visit project sites and see how designs move from plans to reality
• Gradually take ownership of portions of real project deliverables

We're all about flexibility, growth, and community here. You can work from home up to two days a week and get every other Friday off with our alternative schedule. We will help you obtain your EIT/EI and PE with a test prep platform, paid day off for test days, and bonuses for passing the exams. As you build experience and progress toward your PE, you'll have opportunities to take on greater technical responsibility, work directly with clients and grow into project leadership.

You will receive training in engineering software, technical communication, project delivery and professional skills, with opportunities to learn from engineers across the firm. Plus, you can join Rise and Thrive, our Young Professionals group, to grow your network, level up your career, and hang out at fun social events.

• Civil, Structural, and Architectural Engineering
• Electrical and Computer Engineering;
  Computer Science
• Mechanical Engineering
• And similar programs

• BS or MS in degree…