Civil Engineer

engineeringjobs.net, Inc.; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 95,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Benefits

Paid Time Off

Retirement Benefits

Career Growth Opportunities

Job summary

engineeringjobs.net, Inc. seeks a Civil Project Engineer/Manager to design and manage roadway, rail transit, drainage, and stormwater projects in Dallas, TX.

You will coordinate with clients, design teams, and subconsultants, review designs, and prepare technical reports to ensure compliance with standards. Entry-level candidates with a Civil Engineering degree and hydrology/hydraulics coursework are welcome, with up to five years of relevant experience; PE registration is preferred or required

Qualifications

• PE registration required or preferred for project engineer/manager roles.
• 5–10 years of relevant project design and management experience.
• Entry-level: bachelor’s degree in civil engineering with hydrology and hydraulics coursework, up to 5 years experience.

Responsibilities

• Design and manage roadway, rail transit, drainage, and stormwater projects.
• Coordinate with clients, design teams, and subconsultants.
• Review designs, prepare technical reports, ensure compliance with standards.

Skills

Civil Engineering

Roadway Design

Rail Transit

Storm Drainage

Hydrology

Hydraulics

Stormwater

Project Management

Design Review

Technical Writing

Client Communication

Subconsultant Coord

AutoCAD

MicroStation

GIS

US Standards

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with hydrology/hydraulics coursework

Tools

AutoCAD

MicroStation

GIS

Job description

Design and manage roadway, rail transit, drainage, and stormwater infrastructure projects, including analysis, planning, and capital improvement programs. Coordinate with clients, design teams, and subconsultants; review designs, prepare technical reports, and ensure compliance with applicable standards.

Requirements: Project engineer or manager candidates should have a civil engineering PE registration, preferred or required, and approximately 5–10 years of relevant project design and management experience. Entry-level candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering with hydrology and hydraulics coursework, up to five years of relevant experience, strong organizational and teamwork skills, and familiarity with CAD, GIS, and basic hydrologic and hydraulic analyses.

Key Skills: Civil Engineering, Roadway Design, Rail Transit Design, Storm Drainage Design, Hydrology, Hydraulics, Stormwater Analysis, Project Management, Design Review, Technical Report Writing, Client Communication, Subconsultant Coordination, AutoCAD, MicroStation, GIS, U.S. and Local Design Standards

Benefits:

• Medical Benefits
• Paid Time Off
• Retirement Benefits
• Career Growth Opportunities