Hbk Engineering, Llc
Fully licensed professional engineering firm offering civil, environmental, structural, electrical and subsurface utility services.
Design and plan electrical utility lighting, overhead & underground systems using GIS and CAD.
7 hours ago
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
North Carolina, United States
Office Full-Time
Company Size
707 Employees
Service Specialisms
Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Structural Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Subsurface Utility Engineering
Construction Support
Permitting Facilitation
Design
Sector Specialisms
Oil and Gas
Telecommunications System Infrastructure
Water Systems
Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) Compliance
Environmental Services
Utility Coordination/Public Improvement Services
Natural Gas Utility Infrastructure
Landscape Architecture/Certified Arborist
Role
Description
utility design
project delivery
gis tools
issue resolution
technical docs
team mentoring
The position involves managing multiple concurrent projects, mentoring peers, and working in a fast‑paced collaborative environment. Up to 30 % travel may be required, including field work in remote regions and various weather conditions, with occasional lifting of less than 40 lb.
- Design and construct lighting, underground, and overhead utility systems.
- Deliver design and engineering services on multiple concurrent projects, adhering to standards and deadlines.
- Utilize utility GIS, planning database, and material ordering systems.
- Identify, analyze, and resolve complex design issues using construction standards and regulations.
- Plan, organize, schedule, and monitor work activities effectively.
- Produce thorough technical reports, correspondence, calculations, drawings, and sketches.
- Mentor and collaborate with peers and trainees in a fast‑paced team environment.
Requirements
gis
spida
autocad
planner program
electrical design
travel 30%
The Cary, NC office is seeking a Planner I to provide comprehensive design and engineering services for electrical utility projects. Ideal candidates are graduates of the Service Planner Development Program or have at least one year of experience in electrical utility distribution/transmission design or line construction. The role demands technical expertise in lighting, overhead, and underground utility standards, as well as proficiency with GIS and planning databases to produce technical reports, calculations, and construction drawings.
- Travel up to 30% to field locations across California, including remote regions and varied weather conditions; lift less than 40 lb.
- Experience with utility GIS and WMIS programs as a Service Planner or Engineer (highly valued).
- Proficiency with pole loading software (e.g., SPIDA, O‑Calc) and overhead design principles.
- Skills in AutoCAD, AUD, and/or MicroStation (preferred).
- Graduate of Service Planner Development Program or 1+ year experience in electrical utility distribution, transmission design, line construction, or electrical engineering.
- Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook.
- Demonstrates teamwork, strong written and oral communication, and analytical problem‑solving abilities.
- Ability to travel up to 30% of the time.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
1998
Year of establishment
The company was established in downtown Chicago in 1998 to provide precision engineering in fast-paced utility environments.
- Expanding eastward, it has earned licensure across nearly all U.S. states and became a go-to partner for urban infrastructure projects.
- It joined forces with Quanta Services, reinforcing its capacity for large-scale utility design and coordination.
- Renowned for subsurface utility engineering (SUE), it employs cutting-edge tools like 3D scanners, GPS surveying, laser scanning, and non-invasive excavation.
- Typical projects span gas, electric, water, sewer, and telecom networks in both dense cities and rural areas.
- From coordinating complex permit processes to offering on-site construction support, it ensures tight schedules are met with technical rigor.
- Its reputation as a leader in utility infrastructure stems from standout projects across Chicago, Philadelphia, and beyond.
Culture + Values
- Be true – doing the right things in the right way, speaking up against wrongdoing, demonstrating care and respect for each other.
- Own it – embracing teamwork and accountability, making fair decisions, placing customers at the heart of operations.
- Aim high – striving for boldness and positivity, continuous improvement, open‑minded approach to trying new things, collaborative commitment to each other’s success.
Environment + Sustainability
85% Emissions Cut
Scope 1 & 2 Reduction
The company aims to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 85% by 2030.
58% Renewable Energy
Energy Procurement Sites
Sites now derive 58% of their energy from renewable sources.
66% Supplier Emissions Target
EcoVadis Assessment
Focus on reducing emissions from suppliers by 66%, with 8% from factories and 26% from products.
CDP A- Rating
Parent Group Sustainability
The parent group received a CDP A- rating for Climate Change disclosure in 2023.
- Site‑level Net Zero focal points at ten major sites to drive energy efficiency.
- Fully electric fleet to be achieved by 2030 under the EV100 initiative.
- Solar installation at Royston site provides up to 60% of the site’s energy requirements.
Inclusion & Diversity
8.5/10
Equality Engagement Score
Score in November 2023 survey reflecting the company's commitment to inclusive workplace practices.
- Diversity Council chaired by President & CEO, leading mission so every colleague feels they belong.
- Inclusion groups, each sponsored by executive leader, support recruitment & retention of diverse talent, cultural awareness, community outreach, allyship.