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Ward Getz & Associates LLC (WGA) in Texas seeks 2 Graduate Engineers to join the Public Infrastructure Central Texas Practice, open to candidates in Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas. You will assist with planning, design, cost estimates, and project delivery across multi-disciplinary teams.
The role requires a Civil or Environmental Engineering degree and an EIT license or progress toward licensure within six months.
Founded in 2007, Ward Getz & Associates LLC (WGA) is a Texas based professional consulting firm that has steadily grown in a competitive market by consistently delivering exceptional quality and service. Our success is rooted in the belief that creative design drives successful projects and that strong collaborative relationships with municipalities, permitting authorities, and local and state agencies lead to tangible results throughout the development process. Our diverse project experience spans industrial, commercial, large mixed-use developments, hospitality, healthcare, education, municipal infrastructure, and both multifamily and single-family residential projects. From preliminary feasibility studies to full scale design, we are committed to providing value through innovative and cost-effective solutions tailored to each project's unique needs. With five established offices across Texas in Houston, The Woodlands, College Station, Austin, and San Antonio, and with remote team members located throughout the United States, WGA continues to expand its reach while maintaining a strong local presence.
We are seeking 2 Graduate Engineers to join our Public Infrastructure Central Texas Practice. This role is open to candidates in Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas.
As a Graduate Engineer in the Public Infrastructure Central Texas Practice, you will:
WGA, LLC is committed to providing equal opportunity to all qualified applicants and its employees. The Company strictly prohibits all discrimination on the basis of race, ancestry, color, age, national origin, ethnicity, religious creed or belief, physical or mental disability, marital or familial status, legally protected medical condition, genetic information, military or veteran status, sex, gender, sexual orientation, citizenship status, protected activity or any other status or classification protected by applicable federal, state, and/or local laws.