Civil/Utility Designer

H&H•New York, NY

6d•$80,000 - $100,000

About The Position

H&H is seeking a motivated Civil/Utility Designer to support utility-focused highway and civil design projects. The role develops and coordinates utility designs with an emphasis on precision, accuracy, and meeting or exceeding owner standards. The successful candidate communicates effectively with colleagues and clients and brings a detail-oriented approach to utility design and coordination. H&H is a nationally recognized, full-service infrastructure engineering firm with more than 139 years of experience and over 600 professionals across 32 offices nationwide. The firm delivers infrastructure solutions from planning and design through construction and is privately owned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (BE or BS) with a concentration in Civil Engineering.
Two to five years of utility-related experience.
Experience with MicroStation or AutoCAD.
General computer skills and proficiency with standard office software.
New York State Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification.
Ability to read and interpret contract plans and blueprints.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and able to work effectively with colleagues and clients.
Production-environment experience with MicroStation V8i and the latest version of AutoCAD.
Production-environment experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word.
Production-environment experience with Teams, Bluebeam, and Adobe software.

Responsibilities

Design and develop utility conflict plans for heavy civil and site-related projects.
Read and interpret contract plans and blueprints.
Design and develop utility realignment plans and coordinate with utility owners.
Prepare client-specific utility documentation using Microsoft Word.
Prepare utility cost estimates for work associated with utility relocation plans.
Communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues and clients.
Demonstrate attention to detail, initiative, and the ability to work independently.