Coastal Graduate Engineer
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About the Role
Under the guidance of a Professional Engineer, the Coastal Graduate Engineer will aid in the design and creation of plans and construction documents for coastal engineering projects. This role involves routine engineering work with a focus on developing professional skills and providing detailed, proactive project support.
Key Responsibilities
- Performing engineering calculations related to hydraulics, grading, and material specifications.
- Preparing project plans, technical drawings, specifications, and construction documents using design software (e.g., MicroStation).
- Conducting field visits to verify existing site conditions and observe construction progress.
- Collecting and analyzing engineering data.
- Preparing reports, cost estimates, and supporting documentation.
- Coordinating with Professional Engineers, clients, and external agencies.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) from an accredited engineering curriculum with a major concentration in Civil, Environmental, Coastal, or a related engineering discipline.
- Preference given to candidates with coursework, a certificate, minor, or other formal education in coastal engineering, coastal science, water resources, or a related coastal discipline.
- Current Engineer Intern certification or ability to obtain within 12 months of employment.
- Authorized to work in the United States.