ABOUT THE COMPANY
Our client is a multi-million-dollar full-service civil engineering firm with a diverse group of clients across both the private and public sector. They have built a fully integrated civil engineering organization which can provide turnkey solutions. They promote and invest in professional development and will help you achieve your goals. They work hard but have fun while doing it! They have a beautiful campus outfitted with a walking trail, outdoor volleyball court, garden area, outdoor conference rooms and a fire pit. They also offer many programs that help create a work life balance like vehicle detailing, gym memberships, dry cleaning, meal delivery, technology loan program, and more!
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Project Engineer will be responsible for site design, construction observation and inspection, document design and preparation. They will handle communication between clients, project team and contractors.
This is a brand-new company office. The company has a major developer in the Raleigh area that they are working with. This role will have a high amount of visibility to the company CEO and the developer client. The Project Engineer will train in the company’s Pennsylvania office for the first two weeks on the job.
QUALIFICATIONS
At least 6 years’ experience with:
· Construction Observation and Inspection
· Site Design
· Construction Document Design and Preparation
· Basic software use - Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.
· AutoCAD (Civil 3D)
Education
· Four-year Engineering degree
· Professional Engineering License preferred or Engineer-in-Training with desire to attain P.E. license
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
· Health, dental, and vision insurance
· Employee Assistance Program
· Company paid short-term and long-term disability insurance and life insurance
· Quarterly performance bonuses
· PTO and 8 paid holidays
· 401(k) match & 401(k) Roth and Profit Sharing
· Student loan repayment and tuition reimbursement
· Company paid professional society memberships & professional licensure fees
· Employee referral program