Civil Engineer, PE

Job Description:

• Provide civil site design and engineering support for Oil & Gas and Renewable Energy projects
• Develop grading, drainage, utility layout, erosion control, stormwater, and related construction-detail deliverables
• Produce and maintain design surfaces, corridors, alignments, profiles, and plan production in AutoCAD Civil 3D
• Prepare and update civil engineering calculations and supporting documentation
• Coordinate internal design inputs, project requirements, constraints, and client feedback
• Research jurisdictional standards, permitting requirements, and design criteria
• Identify permitting needs and requirements affecting design, scope, schedule, or risk
• Escalate unclear, conflicting, or high-risk requirements to senior engineering leadership
• Serve as Engineer of Record for assigned scopes by reviewing and signing/sealing deliverables within approved complexity thresholds
• Apply QA/QC standards through self-checks and peer reviews
• Participate in client meetings and design coordination discussions
• Coordinate with Survey, GIS, Permitting, and Project Management teams
• Provide status updates and flag risks or scope impacts
• Maintain organized project documentation, calculations, assumptions, and coordination notes
• Provide technical guidance, mentoring, and onboarding support to junior engineering staff and CAD designers
• Perform other related duties as assigned

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or closely related field from an accredited program
• Active Professional Engineer (PE) license in Colorado, or ability to obtain Colorado licensure through reciprocity within an agreed timeframe
• 1–5 years of demonstrated professional practice as a licensed PE, including experience reviewing and signing/sealing civil engineering deliverables
• Proficient in AutoCAD Civil 3D for grading, surfaces, alignments/profiles, plan production, and quantity/support workflows
• Demonstrated capability in grading and drainage design and supporting calculations
• Demonstrated capability developing erosion control and stormwater deliverables aligned with jurisdictional standards
• Ability to research and apply jurisdictional design criteria and permitting requirements
• Ability to perform final technical reviews and exercise professional judgment within assigned complexity thresholds
• Strong quality ownership, including self-checking work and documenting assumptions
• Client-facing communication skills
• Strong organization and time management skills
• Employment authorization in the United States
• Ability to work within continental U.S. time zones
• Colorado and/or regional jurisdictional standards familiarity preferred
• SWPPP/DESC/GESC documentation experience preferred
• Hydrology/hydraulics tools or workflows knowledge preferred

Benefits:

• Remote work acceptable
• Flexibility within continental U.S. time zones
• Occasional travel for team collaboration, training, or project support
• Reliable internet access and designated quiet workspace required for remote work