Entry Level Engineer - Water Resources Engineering

Overview

Entry-level engineer supporting stormwater, watershed, and water quality projects.

Key Responsibilities

• quality control
• technical reports
• cad drafting
• gis analysis
• stormwater design
• data analysis

Tasks

-Support quality control efforts, ensuring that designs and deliverables meet company and industry standards. -Prepare technical reports, studies, and memoranda under the guidance of experienced engineers. -Communicate project progress and challenges to supervisors and meet deadlines for assigned tasks. -Assist with permit applications, CAD drafting, and GIS analysis to deliver data-driven solutions. -Perform fundamental design and modeling tasks to support stormwater, watershed, and water quality projects. -Collect, compile, and analyze engineering and scientific data, identifying discrepancies and recommending solutions. -Engage in continuing professional development to expand your technical knowledge and skills.

Requirements

• bs engineering
• microsoft office
• arcgis
• autocad
• driver’s license
• internship

What You Bring

-Other: Valid driver’s license with acceptable MVR. -Experience: No prior experience required; 1-year student internship or a master’s degree preferred. -Education: BS in Engineering from an accredited college or university. -Skills: Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with Esri ArcGIS, stormwater modeling software, or AutoCAD Civil 3D preferred.

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Benefits

-Medical, Dental, and Vision options -Impactful Work: See your projects come to life across Florida communities. -Employer paid Short-Term disability and life insurance -Comprehensive Benefits Package including: -Tuition Reimbursement -Employer Contributed 401(K) plan -Supportive Environment: A collaborative team that values integrity, knowledge, and service. -A Hybrid Work Schedule: Optional remote work on Thursdays and Fridays -Paid Holidays and Generous PTO

About Jones Edmunds

-Founded in 1974 by two engineers combining expertise in industrial wastewater and civil hydraulics. -Over decades, it expanded services—adding solid waste engineering in 1979 and later utility planning, stormwater, geospatial, ecology, and more—to meet growing community and environmental needs. -From its earliest projects treating industrial wastewater, the firm evolved to serve cities, counties, state and federal agencies, including long‑standing work at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. -Typical projects span water and wastewater treatment plants, roadway and site civil design, stormwater management, asset management, and distribution/collection systems.

Sector Specialisms

Visa Sponsorship

-jones edmunds & associates will not sponsor a work visa (e.g., h1b) for this position.

Security Clearance

-successful applicants must pass a pre-employment background investigation, drug screen, and motor vehicle report.