(New) Civil Project Engineer

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Brand New Civil Project Manager Opening With Leader In Land Development, Utilities and Drainage Design!

This Jobot Job is hosted by: Brian Perkins
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Salary: $80,000 - $140,000 per year

A bit about us:

Our firm specializes in trenchless technology engineering and also provides general civil engineering services. We are proud of our ability and reputation for completing challenging projects on time. Most of our projects involve fast-track repairs of failing utilities by using the specialized equipment and techniques that are available in the trenchless industry today.

Why join us?
Strong Benefits
Great Company Culture
Family Atmosphere
Limitless Growth Potential
Flexible Schedule
Profit Sharing
Strong Yearly Bonuses

Job Details

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Design of Land Development Plans for large scale developments, multi-family developments, and subdivisions, including all plans, drainage report, and calculations.
Coordination of design plans with inner office personnel, client, and city review team.
Attend meetings regarding your project and obtain approval through all local and state governing agencies.
Education and/or Experience Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering (or a closely related field) from an accredited college or university
0-4 years of experience (Design Engineer), 4+ year (Project Engineer)
Experience with Civil 3D desired, but not required.
Experience with hydrologic and hydraulic computer programs (HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, culvert/open channel design tools) desired but not required.
Excellent written and oral communication skills

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