Engineer-in-Training (Rotational Engineer)

Overview

Rotational Engineer program for recent grads to gain multi‑disciplinary experience.

Key Responsibilities

• construction drawings
• design prep
• industry knowledge
• company relations
• opportunity overview
• skill alignment

Tasks

-Learn design and preparation of construction drawings for various civil, transportation, mechanical, water/wastewater and/or utility projects. -Develop relationships across the company -Develop knowledge of KCI services and the engineering consulting industry -Attain an overview of the opportunities within KCI including civil, road and bridge design, industrial, commercial, utilities and/or public sector work. -Identify how skills and interests align with engineering disciplines

Requirements

• autocad
• revit
• word
• excel
• bachelor's
• communication

What You Bring

-Need to have good communication skills. -Pre-employment drug screening is a condition of employment. Background and motor vehicle checks may be required based upon -Need to have general knowledge of Microstation, AutoCAD, or Revit. -Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel -Receive hands-on work experience in a variety of field and office environments -Minimum of 0-2 year's experience. -Bachelor's Degree required. Appropriate professional certification preferred.

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Benefits

-Work with a diverse group of strong, talented leaders

About Kci Technologies, Inc.

-As an employee‑owned company, it delivers turnkey consulting, design, and construction services across the U.S. -Typical projects span transportation corridors, water/wastewater systems, utility networks, and telecom infrastructure. -Specializing in sectors like transportation, environmental, telecom, utilities, facilities, and construction management. -Standout fact: routinely ranks among top US engineering firms in engineering news and secured large office leases.

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Security Clearance

-pre‑employment drug screening required; background and motor vehicle checks may be required.