Municipal/Civil Engineer, Morgantown, WV
eads groupMorgantown (WV)
Municipal/Civil Engineer, Morgantown, WV
Posted 2 days ago
eads groupMorgantown (WV)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Municipal/Civil Engineer, Morgantown OfficeThe EADS Group, Inc. which began operation in 1955 is actively seeking a Municipal/ Civil Engineer to be part of our growing multi-discipline consulting engineering firm. As part of this growth we are accepting applications for an experienced full time Municipal/ Civil Engineer to work at our office location in Morgantown, WV.This position will support our current clients with workload that includes municipal engineering, site development and natural gas distribution system design. Position is responsible for client and project management, development of design deliverables and to participate on a design team in engineering design and other project delivery activities. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated leadership skills and a minimum of 5 years' experience in Municipal Consulting such as managing Municipal Wastewater/Potable Water/Storm Water Management, Site Development, Paving and/or Natural Gas Distribution System Design projects. Qualifications include experience with regulatory permitting, proposal preparation, project and client management, municipal project funding and proficiency in the use of engineering software including Autodesk Civil 3D. The preferred candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related field; Licensed as a Professional Engineer in West Virginia (or the ability to obtain); and have excellent organizational, communication and presentation skills. We offer a flexible workweek, competitive benefits package, and salary commensurate with experience. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
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