Municipal Engineer

CEG • Pottstown, PA

5d • Hybrid

About The Position

Cedarville Engineering Group (CEG) delivers civil infrastructure and land development engineering for municipalities and clients across Southeastern Pennsylvania. We serve townships and boroughs as their engineers and advisors — designing and reviewing the water, sewer, stormwater, road, and land development projects that keep communities running. We are headquartered in Pottstown, PA. Our mission is to improve the life through infrastructure. The Role We are seeking a Municipal Engineer to serve our township and borough clients across Southeastern Pennsylvania. You will design municipal infrastructure, review land development plans against local ordinances, and represent CEG in front of the municipalities we serve. Familiarity with Pennsylvania municipal practice is a real plus — understanding how PA municipalities operate and how PA regulations get applied helps you hit the ground running. This role involves: Site civil design — grading, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, storm and sanitary sewer Subdivision and land development (SALDO) plan review against municipal ordinances and the PA Municipalities Planning Code Technical specifications, bidding documents, and construction cost estimates Construction observation that holds the work to the design Based in Pottstown, PA, serving municipal clients across the surrounding region What This Role Really Is You are the engineer our municipal clients rely on — and the one who gets the design right and sees it through. You ensure: Designs and plan reviews meet PA code, municipal ordinance, and PA DEP / PennDOT requirements What gets built in the field matches what was engineered on the page Our municipal clients get responsive, knowledgeable engineering they can stand behind at a public meeting We are open to a range of experience — from EIT to licensed PE — and we will invest in you. CEG supports the path to your PA PE and the continuing education you need to grow.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent
• EIT and progress toward PA PE expected as you advance; PA PE required at senior levels
• Valid driver’s license
• Proficiency in engineering software and design tools (AutoCAD, Civil 3D, etc.)
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills — you can hold your own in front of a township board
• Sound problem-solving and judgment — you apply the code, you don’t just quote it
• Flexible and willing to take on a variety of tasks as client needs change
• Able to work independently and collaboratively across disciplines

Nice To Haves

• Experience working for or with PA municipalities — townships and boroughs — is a strong plus
• Familiarity with the PA Municipalities Planning Code (MPC) and municipal SALDO / zoning ordinance review
• Familiarity with PA DEP regulations — Chapter 102 (E&S / NPDES), Chapter 105, and Act 537 sewage planning
• Comfortable navigating PennDOT, county conservation district, and municipal permitting and review processes
• Prior role as a municipal / township engineer or in a firm serving municipal clients
• Relationships with municipalities, conservation districts, or PA DEP regional offices
• Strong technical writing — clean review letters and reports are a real plus
• Experience balancing multiple clients and projects at once

Responsibilities

• Produce site civil designs including grading, stormwater management, erosion and sedimentation control, and storm and sanitary sewer
• Prepare technical specifications, bidding documents, and construction cost estimates for municipal projects
• Prepare Stormwater Management Reports, PA DEP Chapter 102 (E&S / NPDES) and Chapter 105 submittals, and Hydrologic and Hydraulic (H&H) studies
• Support Act 537 sewage facilities planning and PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) applications as needed
• Use AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and related design tools to deliver clean, constructible plans
• Review subdivision and land development plans for township and borough clients against local SALDO and zoning ordinances and the PA Municipalities Planning Code (MPC)
• Prepare review letters and represent CEG at township meetings, planning commission, and public hearings
• Advise municipal staff, boards, and officials on engineering requirements and ordinance compliance
• Perform construction observations and document field conditions
• Resolve design questions that come up in the field and keep the project moving
• Coordinate with surveyors, environmental staff, contractors, and municipal officials

Benefits

• CEG supports the path to your PA PE
• Continuing education you need to grow

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level