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Coffman Engineers invites a Civil Engineer with 5–10 years of water resources experience to join the Honolulu office for planning and design of municipal infrastructure. The role emphasizes collaboration, problem solving, and delivering quality projects in a team setting.
The ideal candidate holds a Civil Engineering degree and is eligible for Hawaii PE registration within six months, with strong communication and project management skills to handle diverse assignments.
At Coffman Engineers, we serve as both prime consultant and sub consultant on projects large and small, including commercial, retail, institutional, government, industrial, and project/construction management. Incorporated in 1979, we have employees in more than 23 locations serving clients across the United States and overseas.
The right team is more than an advantage, it's a game changer! Come work with a team of engineering professionals dedicated to excellence at Coffman Engineers' Honolulu office.
Coffman Engineers is seeking a Civil Engineer with five to ten years of experience in water and wastewater resources to assist in planning and design of municipal civil infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate has a solid foundational understanding of planning and design relating to water and wastewater systems and is prepared to work on a wide range of projects in a collaborative, problem‑solving team environment. The successful candidate will need to be enthusiastic, have a desire to work hard, and to have fun!
Expected annual salary of $90,000 - $120,000.
This position is not eligible for sponsorship.
Coffman offers comprehensive benefits, a flexible PTO program, supportive office environment, professional development opportunities, and regular employee activities (breakfast, wellness activities, BBQs, and various social and community activities).
This position is direct with Coffman Engineers; we are an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of any status protected under federal, state, or local law.