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Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates is seeking a Project Engineer II to provide technical leadership in geotechnical engineering and CMT across the region. You will mentor junior staff and support field operations.
The role involves preparing proposals and reports, reviewing lab data, representing the firm in client meetings, coordinating with stakeholders, and contributing to business development initiatives. PE licensure and 5–8 years of relevant experience are preferred.
Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates is a top tier, multi-disciplined engineering firm with advanced capabilities in geotechnical and geostructural engineering, environmental consulting, specialty construction, construction materials engineering and testing, and third-party inspections. At HCEA, we can contribute our continuing success to multiple facets, but above all we are successful because of our knowledgeable, ambitious, and reliable employees who make every day count. For the past several years, Engineering News-Record named Hillis-Carnes to its ranking of Top 500 Design Firms in the nation for its continued rapid growth.
This position will work closely with our Geotechnical Engineering and Construction Materials Testing/Inspection departments, supporting a diverse portfolio of public and private sector projects throughout the region. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership on geotechnical engineering and CMT projects, mentor junior staff, support field operations, and contribute to business development initiatives. Project Engineer II is the fourth rung of the career progression ladder and is also bonus eligible.
This position may progress to Senior Project Engineer role based on demonstrated proficiency, management capabilities, business development contributions and leadership performance.
HCEA is proudly an Equal Opportunity Employer
We offer an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) in which employees are given shares in the company, held in an outside trust. The more successful the company is, the more valuable the shares become.