Entry Civil Engineer - Airports

The Role

As an entry civil engineer, you will thrive with the exposure and gain experience through a variety of civil engineering-related opportunities. Under the guidance of a Professional Engineer, the entry engineer will learn and support the planning and design of airport projects for clients across a spectrum of design work from facilities, terminals, runway, navigation, and airspace studies to water, gas, site-development, and power design and analysis. These are essentially small municipality projects rolled into one. These responsibilities include:

• Collaborate with design teams, clients, and regulatory agencies to grasp project vision.
• Use design software to create project designs, draft plans, drawings, and models according to project specifications and FAA regulations.
• Learn FAA regulations.
• Ensure precision and project safety through meticulous design attention.
• Tackles design challenges creatively, resolving complex problems.
• Support project managers with construction administration tasks.
• Performs project tasks and works closely with cross-functional teams.
• Completes project tasks from start to finish, supporting project and client services managers.
• Learns and applies construction methodologies to help oversee onsite project builds.
• Maintain project deadlines and exceed client expectations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction engineering technology, or equivalent ABET-accredited engineering program
• 0–3+ years of experience with civil engineering design and construction projects
• Engineer-In-Training (EIT) professional designation preferred or willing to obtain soon after hire
• Exposure to engineering design software such as AutoCAD or Civil3D
• Technical mindset for troubleshooting and resolving complex problems
• Strong communication, both verbal and written
• Possess a valid driver’s license and an insurable driving record is required for periodic travel