Civil Engineer - Level 2
Qcells EPC · Irvine, CA · 1 wk ago
RemoteRemoteEngineeringFull-time
Civil Site Design & Development
- Develop grading and drainage plans, ensuring cut/fill balance optimization for large-scale solar and BESS sites.
- Support stormwater management design, including runoff calculations, sediment control planning, and erosion prevention measures.
- Conduct geotechnical investigations, evaluating soil stability, compaction, and foundation feasibility for racking and battery installations.
- Assist in foundation engineering, working on pile designs, slab foundations, and soil-structure interaction analysis.
- Develop road layouts, access driveways, and site drainage solutions to support efficient project construction and operations.
Technical Engineering Support & Compliance
- Work with AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and GIS software to develop site layouts, topographic maps, and grading models.
- Perform hydrology calculations and drainage modeling, ensuring compliance with SWPPP, NEPA, and local permitting requirements.
- Support land permitting efforts, preparing documentation for stormwater permits, grading approvals, and environmental impact assessments.
- Ensure project compliance with civil engineering regulations, zoning laws, and environmental guidelines.
Project Execution & Coordination
- Collaborate with electrical and structural engineers to align site layouts with interconnection requirements and racking system placements.
- Support QA/QC reviews of civil engineering plans, ensuring designs align with EPC constructability and cost-efficiency requirements.
- Engage with permitting agencies and environmental consultants to streamline project approvals and compliance reporting.
Leadership & Professional Development
- Provide technical support and guidance to entry-level engineers and drafters, assisting with best practices in grading design, site development, and stormwater modeling.
- Participate in industry research and training programs, staying up to date on advancements in site optimization, geotechnical innovations, and regulatory changes affecting large-scale solar and BESS projects.