Civil Designer (EI)
land groupEagle (ID)
About the role
Role Description:
The Land Group is seeking to hire an experienced Engineer Intern (EI) or Civil Designer to reinforce a strong team and collaborate daily within multi-disciplinary teams. This position requires daily focus on project design and development for a wide variety of public and private clients.
Job Responsibilities:
- Work beside experienced engineers to develop design solutions and provide support for thoughtful engineering analysis
- Produce CAD-drafted plans and details from schematic design through the construction document phase
- Coordinate with the land surveyors, landscape architects, and office personnel on various multidisciplinary project tasks
- Assist in preparing engineering reports
- Assist with construction administration during project construction including, but not limited to, field inspections, submittal reviews, and contractor coordination
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, or a minimum 3 years of professional experience practicing civil engineering design under the direct supervision of a PE.Ability to prepare engineering design documents and calculations
- Excellent proficiency in Civil 3D and Bluebeam Professional Suite.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to multi-task
- Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office SuiteStrong collaborative spirit
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Knowledge in site planning, utility infrastructure, road design, grading, hydrology/hydraulics, and stormwater management
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