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.
What you'll be doing
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.
What we're looking for
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
What's in it for you
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