Engineer in Training; EIT - Public Works

Engineer in Training (EIT) - Public Works

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Creeks, Inc. as an Engineer in Training (EIT) on our Public Works team. This role offers an opportunity to work under the direction of a Project Engineer or Manager, focusing on civil engineering projects in the Visalia area.

$32 to $44 per hour (determined by experience and skill level).

Prepare calculations, assist with technical reports, technical exhibits, and construction plans. Draft topographic surveys, perform spreadsheet calculations, write technical specifications, conduct site visits, and document site conditions for typical civil engineering projects. Primarily office‑based work with occasional field visits.

• B.S. in Civil Engineering or a related field.
• 3–5 years of experience in civil engineering.
• Working knowledge of plan preparation and engineering design for various projects.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Engineer‑in‑Training Certificate.
• Experience with AutoCAD (2009 or higher; Civil 3D preferred).
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel).

The salary will be competitive with industry standards, based on skills and experience. Benefits include:

• Full employee health coverage (50% coverage for dependents)
• Company 401(k) contribution
• Participation in the Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP)
• Performance bonuses

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Creeks Design & Build is a 100% employee‑owned, Central California‑based firm dedicated to delivering excellence from concept to completion. We value collaboration, innovation, and a culture that prioritizes client results and community impact.

Submit your resume and cover letter through our website. Our Human Resource Administrator will contact you for initial interview coordination. For questions, email .

The physical demands of this job include sitting, applying a range of motion within hands and fingers, using a computer, speaking, hearing, reaching, and occasionally lifting up to 50 pounds. Specific vision requirements include close vision and focus adjustment. Field work may be required in varied weather and terrain conditions. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals with disabilities.