Engineer

Overview

Civil engineer designing grading, sewer, water and road infrastructure for land development.

Key Responsibilities

• plan preparation
• cost estimating
• engineering analysis
• technical simulations
• team coordination
• submittal review

Tasks

-Assist in the preparation of construction plans, and cost estimates. -Preparation of engineering analysis, designs, and calculations for private improvement projects. -Assist survey and construction management team during project construction phase. -Perform technical analyses and simulations to evaluate the feasibility and performance of engineering solutions. -Coordinate with other design team members and public agencies. -Assist with construction submittal reviews, requests for information (RFI), and other construction related activities.

Requirements

• autocad
• civil 3d
• ms office
• civil engineering
• professional engineer
• 3 years

What You Bring

-Proficient in using AutoCAD, including Civil 3D, and Microsoft Office Suite. -Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering is required. -Registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) is required. -Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience. -Proven capability to efficiently manage a variety of engineering functions, work effectively as part of an engineering team, and possess excellent interpersonal skills. -Demonstrated knowledge of civil engineering principles, practices, and methods. -Demonstrated ability to gather, organize, and analyze engineering data, and produce comprehensive reports.

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Benefits

Compensation: $37.50 - $49.50 / hour -Learning + Development: Engage in leadership development programs and goal setting to unlock new possibilities for your career and life. Grow within the company through mentorship and achieve your potential as a leader from the moment you’re hired.

About Wood Rodgers, Inc.

-Blending technical rigor and creative freedom, they deliver projects from civil infrastructure to water systems and structural design. -They handle master‑planned communities, bridges, hydraulic facilities, and survey/mapping across California and Nevada. -Family‑style offices—from Sacramento to Reno—support hands‑on guidance by senior principals throughout each project. -They balance budgets, deadlines, and environmental constraints while championing on‑the‑edge, cost‑effective solutions. -Stand‑out projects include large mixed‑use master‑plans, seismic retrofits of bridges, and hydraulic systems in public agencies. -Their story reflects growth through relationships: deep client trust, sustained leadership, and an entrepreneurial workplace culture.

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