Entry-Level Civil Engineer - Drinking Water, Indianapolis

Wessler Engineering; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wage

Paid holidays

Health and disability insurance

401(k) profit-sharing

Job summary

Wessler Engineering is seeking a civil engineer in our Indianapolis, IN office with 0–2 years of experience to assist in planning, design, and construction administration for environmental and drinking water projects.

Responsibilities include coordinating work, communicating with regulators, collecting field data, developing studies and estimates, and using CAD/engineering software while maintaining project quality and budgets.

Qualifications

• 0–2 years of experience in water engineering-related design/construction.
• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from an accredited institution and Engineer Intern certification.
• Team-oriented with good communication and organizational skills.
• Able to complete tasks independently with guidance from managers and technical experts.
• Proficient in using computers for engineering analysis and design.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and supervise assigned work.
• Communicate with team members, regulators, and industry contacts.
• Collect field samples and process data for environmental studies.
• Perform client contacts and communications.
• Develop engineering studies, design computations and quantity estimates.
• Use computer-aided engineering and design software and equipment.
• Read and interpret documents, technical data and field data.
• Ensure quality, schedules and budgets for projects.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Organizational skills

Independent task execution

Engineering software proficiency

Education

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Engineer Intern certification

Job description

Wessler Engineering is seeking a civil engineer in our Indianapolis, IN office with 0–2 years of experience to assist in planning, design, and construction administration for environmental and drinking water projects.

Responsibilities include coordinating work, communicating with regulators, collecting field data, developing studies and estimates, and using CAD/engineering software while maintaining project quality and budgets.