Associate Civil Engineer - Substation and ROW Design

ESP Associates, Inc.; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) employer match

PTO & 10 holidays

Health, Vision & Dental insurance

Teladoc

Short-Term Disability Insurance

Annual bonuses

Job summary

ESP Associates, Inc. is seeking an Associate Engineer to apply entry-level civil engineering expertise on electrical substation and transmission line ROW projects.

You will help with site layout, grading, retaining walls, stormwater analysis, permitting, and survey coordination while supporting civil construction efforts. Typical tasks include creating design models, right-of-way improvements, and technical reports.

Qualifications

• EI/EIT certification preferred.
• 1+ years civil engineering experience in electric utility industry preferred.
• Experience with Civil 3D or similar software preferred.
• Knowledge of design codes and standards.
• Ability to prepare technical reports and calculations.

Responsibilities

• Build design models using Civil 3D, AutoCAD, MicroStation, and stormwater analysis programs.
• Conduct transmission right-of-way access improvement design including culvert sizing and stormwater drainage analysis.
• Develop civil construction specifications.
• Learn and understand design criteria.
• Evaluate and provide commentary on design alternatives.
• Compose work packages and release letters.
• Effectively manage multiple tasks for multiple projects.

Skills

Communication skills

Technical writing

Self-starter

Deadline-driven

Civil engineering experience

Education

EI/EIT certification

Tools

Civil 3D

AutoCAD

MicroStation

Job description

ESP Associates, Inc. is seeking an Associate Engineer to apply entry-level civil engineering expertise on electrical substation and transmission line ROW projects.

You will help with site layout, grading, retaining walls, stormwater analysis, permitting, and survey coordination while supporting civil construction efforts. Typical tasks include creating design models, right-of-way improvements, and technical reports.