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Civil Engineering Designer/Drafter

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cd companiesSt Louis (MO)

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About the role

Civil Engineering Designer/Drafter St. Louis MO Casco Civil is seeking AutoCAD Civil 3D designers/drafters to be an integral part of its civil engineering design team. We are looking for someone eager for growth and opportunity, who will enjoy working on site development projects in a team environment. Our culture rewards talented, motivated and dedicated individuals displaying the desire to learn and grow with the opportunity to lead and manage early in their careers, with aptitude valued over tenure.
Key Responsibilities: Setting up, maintaining, and producing civil engineering construction documents in AutoCAD Civil 3D Performing preliminary design tasks necessary for project completion including due diligence research on permitting and site development requirements for a variety of clients Developing and editing sewer pipe networks and creating and editing ground surfaces using feature lines in AutoCAD Civil 3D Providing support to engineers, project managers, and project designers Correcting internal markups and providing initial quality control checks on deliverable packages
Qualifications: Experience with AutoCAD Civil 3D. Opportunity for Civil 3D training on the job when necessary if experience is limited to AutoCAD only Related technical and /or associates degree Experience with work at an engineering or architectural firm Be motivated by growth opportunities Passion for learning and aptitude to learn multiple disciplines
Benefits? : We offer competitive compensation packages with premium benefits. Your comprehensive benefit package includes health, dental and vision insurance, 401K, education assistance, paid holidays, paid time off, long-term disability, short-term disability, professional development opportunities and more. As an employee-owned company with 40% of its staff participating, we offer the potential for ownership to those that are willing to earn it.

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