Engineer-in-Training (EIT) – Project Designer-Water Resources or Municipal

JUB Engineers•Logan, UT

3d•$72,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc. is hiring a Project Designer (Engineer-in-Training) for its Logan, Utah office, with a focus on water resources or municipal engineering. The role applies civil engineering knowledge while working with multidisciplinary teams on planning, design, and construction for a variety of water resources and municipal projects. Examples include master planning; hydraulic modeling; and design of pipelines, canals, pump stations, hydraulic structures, wells, small dams, storage ponds, sewers, roadways, and other city projects. The position also involves developing client relationships and assisting with proposals; collaborating with clients, operators, regulatory and funding agencies, and contractors; attending client and public meetings; conducting periodic fieldwork; and coordinating project staff. J-U-B describes a supportive, team-oriented workplace with a defined career path, opportunities to collaborate across its offices, professional growth opportunities, and employee ownership opportunities after qualified years of service. The stated salary range is $72,000–$90,000 per year, depending on experience. The application window is open through January 12, 2027.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Water Resources, or Environmental Engineering.
Engineering Intern (E.I.) or Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification, requiring passing the Fundamentals of Engineering exam.
0–4 years of civil engineering experience with increasing responsibilities.
Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Strong communication and writing skills.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with multidisciplinary design teams in planning, designing, and constructing water resources and municipal projects.
Assist with master planning, hydraulic modeling, and design work for pipelines, canals, pump stations, hydraulic structures, wells, small dams, storage ponds, sewers, roadways, and miscellaneous city projects.
Build client relationships and assist with preparing proposals.
Collaborate with clients, operators, regulatory agencies, funding agencies, and contractors regarding project requirements and deliverables.
Attend client meetings and participate in public meetings or open houses to discuss project details and inform the public.
Perform periodic fieldwork, including construction observation, monitoring equipment installation, and project reconnaissance.
Coordinate with project staff, including professional engineers, engineers-in-training, drafters, funding team members, and construction observers.