Civil Engineer - Land Development

Davis Bowen Friedel•Milford, DE

2d•$70,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

Davis, Bowen and Friedel, Inc. (DBF) is seeking a Civil Engineer to perform civil engineering duties in planning, designing, and overseeing construction projects that improve local communities. The role includes work on land grading, stormwater runoff, and a range of civil infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate has knowledge of stormwater, roads and entrances, domestic and fire water distribution, sewer systems including pump stations, and grading. DBF offers varied projects and opportunities for promotion based on organizational needs. This is an in-person position; hybrid and remote work are not available.

Requirements

At least four years of related experience.
Proficiency in AutoCAD.
Demonstrated ability to market and work with planners and developers.
Ability to obtain professional engineering licensure in Maryland or Delaware within 12 months of employment if not already licensed.
Ability to exercise attention to detail.
Ability to innovate and develop creative solutions within the built environment.
Ability to communicate ideas clearly, listen actively, and ask appropriate questions.
Ability to solve problems and make sound decisions.

Nice To Haves

Four-year degree in civil engineering.
Professional engineering license in Maryland or Delaware.

Responsibilities

Use design software, computer-aided drafting, and other applicable tools to plan, design, and permit water infrastructure, sanitary sewer infrastructure, roadways and entrances, streetscape improvements, and stormwater conveyance and management projects for residential and commercial sites, including subdivisions.
Coordinate plan reviews, project planning, and related activities with private contractors, clients, and regulatory agencies.
Perform civil design analyses and calculations according to project requirements.
Plan projects using relevant materials, including drawings, blueprints, aerial photography, survey reports, maps, and other geologic and topographical data.
Draft and present project-related reports, such as stormwater reports and right-of-way descriptions.
Estimate materials, equipment, and labor needed to determine project costs.
Coordinate permitting with local agencies.
Perform other related duties as assigned.