Careers

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The Graduate Engineer role is a key role in the production of each land development project. The Graduate Engineer is responsible for developing engineering models for hydraulic analysis, water and wastewater analysis, aiding in overall site design and planning, and document tasks for reporting and permitting. The Graduate Engineer will frequently be required to perform the following activities:

• Prepare hydraulic models using HEC HMS and/or HEC RAS
• Prepare analysis models in AutoCAD Civil 3D for plan production and documentation
• Aid in the design and documentation of grading models for detention or site design
• Utilize customized spreadsheets and tools
• Prepare reports documenting analysis models
• Make changes to models and reports under the direction of the Engineer
• Provide permitting support by preparing applications and submittals, and addressing comments

A Graduate Engineer must have a basic understanding of engineering principles. A Graduate Engineer should have a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited four-year college or university and have passed the Fundamentals in Engineering exam. Some of the most important skills and qualifications include:

• Good communication, organization and teamworking skills
• Effective time management and logical decision-making ability
• Capacity to handle pressure and quick turn-around of projects

The Administrative Assistant role is a key role in the permitting of any land development project. The Administrative Assistant will be responsible for coordinating with the engineer and technicians to complete permitting documents, coordinate submittal packages, and correspond with clients and municipal staff. The Administrative Assistant will frequently be required to perform the following activities:

• Greet office visitors
• Answer office phone calls, screen and direct callers to the appropriate staff member
• Plan and schedule meetings
• Assist with word processing and formatting of written reports and documentation
• Obtain owner signatures and permitting fee checks as needed
• Sort and distribute mail and prepare outgoing mail
• Create internal project files, file documents and maintain files for each project
• Conduct on-line research
• Submitting documents for permits and plats
• Manage office supplies and coordinate office maintenance as needed 

An Administrative Assistant must be a skilled communicator able to clearly convey and receive information by phone, email, or other media formats. An Administrative Assistant must also be proficient in the use of standard Office software, such as Microsoft Word and Excel. Some of the most important skills and qualifications include:

• Professionalism and effective communication
• Organizational skills
• Knowledge of Microsoft programs (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, etc.)
• Be personable and flexible
• Ability to multitask individually and with a team
• Ability to prioritize tasks