You’ll work on Central Texas infrastructure - water/wastewater, drainage & flood modeling, site development, and transportation-related improvements. Project mix varies by role and workload.
What does a typical week look like (office vs. field)?
Our roles are office-based. Site visits and construction support happen as needed by project phase.
What software and tools does the team use?
Common tools include Civil 3D, GIS, CAD and H&H modeling software.
How are teams structured and who will I work with?
You’ll work closely with PMs and principals in a small-team environment. That means quick feedback, real ownership, and visibility into decisions.
What does success look like in the first 90 days?
Learn our standards and workflows, build momentum with your team, and contribute reliably to active projects. You’ll have clear direction and regular check-ins.
Do you support EIT/FE and PE licensure?
Yes, mentoring and project exposure are built into our team to support licensure paths. We’ll align your work with your next milestone.
What training and professional development do you provide?
You’ll get hands-on mentoring plus role-relevant training and CE opportunities. We also encourage involvement in professional organizations, conferences and business development.
Is this position in-office, hybrid, or remote?
We’re primarily in-office to support collaboration and mentoring. Limited flexibility may be available depending on role and experience.
What are your core hours and how flexible is the schedule?
We keep standard business hours (8-5) and aim for predictable schedules. We support flexibility and communicate early around deadlines.
What benefits do you offer?
We offer a competitive benefits package and paid time off, including 401k match, generous PTO and HSA insurance benefits.
Do you offer bonuses, overtime pay, or comp time?
Yes—we offer performance-based bonuses to recognize strong contributions. When workloads spike, we set clear expectations and manage schedules thoughtfully to keep work sustainable.
What are the travel, site visit, and driving requirements?
Most travel is local (within 30 miles) for meetings, site visits, or construction support.
