Civil Engineer
green key resourcesRonkonkoma (NY)
About the role
Civil Engineer (5+ Years Experience) Site Development | Wastewater | Transportation - Long Island, NYA well-established civil engineering firm with over 40 years of experience serving Long Island and the surrounding region is seeking a Civil Engineer with 5+ years of experience to join their growing team. This firm has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality infrastructure and land development projects while maintaining a collaborative, team-oriented culture. This role offers the opportunity to work on a diverse mix of projects across site development, wastewater/water resources, and transportation, providing exposure to multiple areas of civil engineering and the ability to grow technically and professionally within a stable organization. What You'll Work OnDesign and development of site development, roadway/transportation, and water/wastewater infrastructure projects Preparation of engineering plans, technical reports, and construction documents Collaboration with project managers, planners, and multidisciplinary engineering teams Assisting with permitting, regulatory approvals, and coordination with local municipalities Supporting projects through various phases including design, documentation, and construction administration What They're Looking ForBachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering 5+ years of relevant engineering experience Experience in site development, transportation, or water/wastewater projects Proficiency with AutoCAD Civil 3D or similar design softwareEIT preferred, but PE license is not required Strong communication and collaboration skills Why Consider This Opportunity Established firm with 40+ years of success on Long Island Exposure to a wide range of civil engineering project types Opportunity to grow within a stable, well-respected organization Collaborative team environment with strong technical leadership This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer looking to build their career with a long-standing firm that offers project variety, stability, and room for growth.
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