Civil Engineer (EIT)

Forsgren Associates, Inc.; Laramie (WY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Schedule

Competitive Pay

Medical, Vision, Dental, and HSA

Generous PTO

401K Plan including employer contrib

Job summary

Forsgren Associates, Inc., now part of Apex, is seeking an enthusiastic Civil Engineer in Training (EIT) for our Laramie, WY office. You will support water, wastewater, and groundwater projects while learning from experienced engineers and expanding your technical skills.

The role requires a B.S. in Civil Engineering, AutoCAD or MicroStation drafting experience, and an EIT or FE exam in progress. A sign-on bonus of $5,000 is offered along with flexible support for professional growth.

Qualifications

• B.S. in Civil Engineering required.
• AutoCAD or MicroStation drafting experience required.
• EIT Certification or FE exam results in progress required.
• Enthusiastic attitude and eagerness to learn required.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with experienced engineers to design, draft, and evaluate water, wastewater, and groundwater projects.
• Perform site visits and collect/analyze information for projects.
• Support design and drafting using AutoCAD Civil 3D and/or MicroStation.
• Complete tasks within approved scopes, schedules, and budgets.

Skills

AutoCAD

MicroStation

EIT Certification

Enthusiastic attitude

Education

B.S. in Civil Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD Civil 3D

MicroStation

Job description

This role is eligible for a $5,000 sign-on bonus, subject to the terms and conditions of the Company's sign-on bonus program.

When you join Forsgren Associates, a newly acquired Apex Company, you won’t just be ‘going to work’. You’ll be helping grow a longstanding business while receiving the recognition and support your commitment to professional growth deserves.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Civil Engineer in Training (EIT) to join our Laramie, WY team. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience supporting water, wastewater, and groundwater and well projects while working alongside experienced professionals and continuing to build your technical skills.

Your Responsibilities as a Civil Engineer in Training (EIT):

• Collaborate with experienced engineers to design, draft, and evaluate engineering deliverables related to related to water, wastewater, and groundwater and well projects.
• Collect and analyze information, including performing site visits and other field work
• Support design and drafting efforts using AutoCAD Civil 3D and/or MicroStation
• Perform tasks in accordance with approved scopes, schedules, and budgets

What We're Looking For:

• B.S. in Civil Engineering (or related field)
• AutoCAD or MicroStation drafting experience
• EIT Certification or awaiting FE exam results
• Enthusiastic attitude and a passion for learning

Why you'll love working for us:

• Flexible Schedule
• Competitive Pay
• Medical, Vision, Dental, and HSA
• Generous PTO
• 401K Plan including employer contribution

Apex Job Title: Engineer I

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