Must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering; EIT certification (or the ability to obtain it within one year); or you have a related degree and directly relevant qualifications. 2 years of applicable work experience and/or a Master’s degree is preferred, but not required. Experience and/or strong interest in design and modeling software and programming such as AutoCAD, ArcGIS, HEC RAS, HEC HMS, MATLAB, Python are also desirable, but not required.
You are a recent graduate with education and some professional exposure to civil engineering design, analysis and calculations; application of hydraulic and hydrologic analysis methods to natural systems restoration, coastal resilience, and flood management; and/or the production of design plans, specifications, and cost estimates.
You are an effective team member with excellent oral and writing skills who can work independently and collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary environment. You can communicate basic technical information clearly and concisely to individuals and small groups. You are adept at using various communication tools to effectively combine in-person and remote teamwork.
Must have some education, training, or work experience in one or more of these areas: wetland and/or marine ecology, geomorphology, and hydrology.
Able to work hybrid in office: San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, or Petaluma.
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
may be asked to prepare a presentation and/or provide a writing sample during interview.
Visa Sponsorship
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1969
Year Established
The company was established at a pivotal time for environmental legislation.
21 offices
National Presence
Operates through 21 offices across the United States.
Hundreds of millions
Annual Revenue
Maintains consistent and substantial revenue growth.
Employee-owned since 2000
Ownership Model
Adopts open-book management and shared equity since 2000.
Evolved from a Bay Area boutique to a national firm.
Supports projects from airports and transportation to wetland restoration and community planning.
Merges science, planning, engineering, archaeology, and design for multidisciplinary impact.
Has led unusual projects like environmental impact review of Christo’s Running Fence installation.
Provides extensive regulatory compliance, restoration, and environmental analysis services.
Balances ambitious restoration—such as tidal marsh creation—with major infrastructure efforts.
Typically works on large public-sector and utility projects like dam, highway, and airport upgrades.
Culture + Values
Collaboration: We work as one team to serve our clients and communities.
Integrity: We are committed to acting ethically and transparently in all of our endeavors.
Innovation: We seek creative, forward-thinking solutions to environmental challenges.
Excellence: We take pride in delivering high-quality, reliable, and impactful services.
Environment + Sustainability
2030
Net-Zero Goal
Aiming to achieve net-zero emissions.
Focusing on minimizing environmental impact and contributing to climate resilience.
Implementing carbon reduction strategies, energy-efficient operations, and sustainable project designs.
Integrating climate change adaptation and mitigation into environmental planning and consulting services.
Inclusion & Diversity
ESA is committed to creating an inclusive culture where diverse perspectives are valued and integral to decision-making.
The company actively recruits and supports the professional development of women and underrepresented groups in the environmental field.
ESA tracks gender diversity and strives to increase female representation in leadership roles and across all levels of the organization.