3 entry level engineer jobs found

Position Description Wastewater Engineer in Training (EIT) - Grand Forks, ND As a Water/Wastewater Engineer in Training (EIT) , you'll be part of a collaborative team dedicated to designing and improving essential infrastructure that supports clean water and environmental health. This civil engineer entry-level position is ideal for recent graduates or early-career professionals eager to apply their engineering education to real-world challenges. You'll work closely with experienced engineers and project managers, gaining hands-on experience across all phases of water and wastewater projects-from initial planning and design to construction observation and administration. This role offers a strong foundation for professional growth, with opportunities to contribute to meaningful projects that serve communities and protect natural resources. Responsibilities Assist project managers and engineers in the design and construction of drinking water and wastewater infrastructure,...

Overview ABOUT BARTLETT & WEST: Bartlett & West is an engineering, technology and other professional services firm headquartered in Topeka, KS with 19 offices in seven states throughout the Midwest. As a completely employee-owned company, Bartlett & West has a "We Before Me" mentality. We prioritize service to our clients, communities and each other. We're less concerned about titles and more concerned about how each person can be supported to make the greatest impact. Position Summary: This entry-level position will assist in designing civil engineering projects focusing on rural/regional systems, and municipal water systems. This position has a focus in potable water projects. Project work will involve: Pipeline distribution systems, elevated/ground storage, municipal or regional water supply systems, and hydraulic modeling. Veterans encouraged to apply. Responsibilities Essential Functions & Responsibilities: Develops plans and specifications...

What You'll Do Depending on experience level, responsibilities may include: Collecting, compiling, and analyzing site data including surveys, GIS data, blueprints, subsurface utilities, maps, and geotechnical information. Assisting with or leading design tasks for civil infrastructure projects. Conducting research and site observations to evaluate existing and proposed conditions. Supporting preparation of engineering calculations, plans, specifications, and technical reports. Verifying site characteristics and assisting with environmental, design, and construction-related considerations. Documenting field activities and generating accurate, concise project records. Coordinating with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure compliance with applicable codes, permits, and industry standards. Participating in field work, construction observation, and client meetings. Contributing to a culture of safety, accountability, and ethical decision-making. Continuing...