Civil Engineering Student | Site Development & Planning

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parkhillArlington (TX)

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Civil Engineering Student | Site Development & Planning Location US-TX-Arlington ID 2026-2484 Category Site Development & Planning Position Type Full-Time Remote No
Overview: Under close supervision, performs routine tasks requiring knowledge of fundamental engineering, mathematical and construction concepts. Provides support to engineers, CADD supervisor, or project team in the preparation of graphic materials, design sketches, study materials and permit applications. This is a part-time, non-exempt position paid on an hourly basis. Life at Parkhill At Parkhill, Building Community is the reason we exist. We invest in extraordinary people who love investing in their communities. We are more than planners, architects, and engineers - we are neighbors who choose to live and work in the communities we serve. Increase your impact with our team of passionate collaborators. Whether you are a recent graduate with untapped potential or a professional with proven experience, we invite you to discover a career path designed for you. Parkhill is one of the largest architectural and engineering firms in the Southwest with14offices located throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.
Responsibilities: Assists with construction phase services as directed by project engineer. Assists with checking engineering calculations. Assists with fundamental project tasks such as quantity takeoffs, cost estimates, and basic design calculations. Assists in preparing marketing proposals. Assists in collecting field data and test samples. Assists in maintaining the technical library. Performs routine filing and delivery of documents. Proficient in the use of computers, computer aided design and other relevant software and hardware tools. Other duties may be assigned.
Qualifications: Student status in Civil Engineering or an appropriate related discipline at an accredited college or university.

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