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Excel Fluid Group is seeking a Civil Engineer (PE) to join as an in-person, full-time role. The engineer will review opportunities early, provide practical engineering recommendations, and help move projects from initial review to clearly scoped solutions.
The role requires an active PE license and experience in water/wastewater and pump station contexts. The successful candidate will support the BD team by commenting on design considerations, identifying risks, and ensuring technically sound,
This is a fulltime first shift position (Monday – Friday) 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
IN PERSON- NOT REMOTE
This is a fulltime first shift position (Monday – Friday) 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
The Civil Engineer, PE – Water/Wastewater & Pump Station Solutions serves as EFG’s licensed in-house engineering resource for the Business Development and Project Sales teams. This role is responsible for reviewing opportunities early, strengthening technical recommendations, and helping move qualified projects from initial review to a clearly scoped, specifiable solution. The position requires an active Professional Engineer license and is intended to provide practical engineering judgment, support customer-facing technical credibility, and give buyers or specifying engineers confidence in EFG’s design recommendations.
The position supports the BD team by reviewing project information as opportunities come in, commenting on design considerations, identifying risks or gaps, and helping determine whether EFG’s recommended solution is technically appropriate. The role should keep the BD team involved in the customer relationship while reducing time spent on detailed technical review, design interpretation, and engineering coordination.
Because this position requires active Professional Engineer licensure, the role may include responsible review and stamping of applicable project work once the individual has developed sufficient familiarity with EFG’s process, standards, products, and internal controls. Use of a professional stamp must be based on sound engineering judgment, proper review, and comfort with the scope of responsibility.