Civil Engineering Graduate (EIT) - Water

As a Junior Civil Engineer, you will join project teams delivering municipal infrastructure projects that support clean water, resilient communities, and sustainable growth.

Working with experienced engineers, designers, and project managers, you will build practical experience across planning, design, analysis, documentation, field review, construction support, client communication, and project coordination.

This role offers the opportunity to develop a strong foundation in municipal civil engineering through a mix of office-based design work, field assignments, construction-phase support, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

You will contribute to projects involving watermains, sewers, forcemains, culverts, municipal and site roads, stormwater management infrastructure, grading, and drainage for municipal, federal, and other clients.

You will be supported as you develop your technical judgment, design skills, communication abilities, project delivery skills, and path toward professional licensure.

Over time, you will take on increasing responsibility, deepen your understanding of municipal infrastructure, and have the opportunity to grow either as a generalist or by developing focused expertise in a specific area of civil engineering.

The successful candidate will be curious, detail-oriented, eager to learn, and motivated to contribute to a collaborative Water Engineering practice.

You will bring a practical problem-solving mindset, strong follow-through, and an interest in learning through hands-on project work, field experience, and mentorship from experienced technical staff.

• Perform civil engineering design activities which may include preparation of sketches and engineering drawings, hydraulic system calculations, pipe design calculations, grading design, condition assessment, engineering reports, design criteria, and prepare applications for regulatory agencies.
• Assist in the preparation of engineering project documents, reports, client presentations, and correspondence.
• Support project managers with activities such as preparing project plans, creating and updating schedules, tracking engineering budgets, and drafting regular progress reports.
• Attend and assist in client, contractor, stakeholder, and regulatory agency meetings.
• Recognize when technical problems are developing and work with senior staff to initiate appropriate corrective actions.
• Help to coordinate with other disciplines to ensure compatibility with the design intent.
• Assist with the development of job-specific specifications.
• Assist with services during construction, including reviewing shop drawings and contractor submittals, responding to requests for information, preparing site observation reports, and performing other contract administration tasks.
• Participate in value engineering and cost estimating.
• Conduct construction inspection services.
• Contribute to the preparation of proposals for engineering services, including technical writing, preparation of schedules, and coordination with team members to obtain and collate information.