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Summit Design and Engineering Services, Inc. seeks a senior civil engineer to lead hydrologic, hydraulic, and stormwater projects in North Carolina. You will oversee design, modeling (HEC-RAS), and reporting for municipal and transportation ventures, including MOA/CLOMR/LOMR.
The role requires coordination with staff, clients, and public meetings, delivering technical excellence. The ideal candidate has a PE license in NC (or plans to obtain within 3 months), 5+ years in drainage and stormwater,
Headquartered in Raleigh, NC, Summit Design and Engineering Services, Inc. is a trusted partner to municipalities, state agencies, and private clients throughout the Southeast. Our firm is known for innovative, practical solutions that strengthen communities and create a lasting impact on the places where we live, work, and play.
Collaboration and growth are the cornerstone of our success. We encourage professional development with enticing benefits, such as our student loan/tuition reimbursement program, paid volunteer time, and professional development assistance. We also provide four weeks of PTO, wellness stipends, and flexible work options, fostering a workplace that encourages balance both in the office and in your day-to-day life.
We're looking for individuals who share our commitment to shaping our communities' futures through thoughtful, impactful work.
We are seeking a qualified individual to lead and manage hydrologic and hydraulic and stormwater analysis and design. The position is part of our Civil Engineering Design Department in NC. Projects will primarily involve engineering for roadway/highway, municipal projects, and pedestrian (greenways, multi-use trails) projects.
Summit Design and Engineering is an Equal Opportunity Employer. E-verify.
A background check, including a criminal and driving record check, will be performed. A criminal conviction will not automatically disqualify a candidate. Many factors will be considered when a conviction is present.