Civil Engineering Analyst - job 2 of 3

As a Civil Engineering Analyst at Kimley-Horn, your key responsibilities include utilizing technical software to analyze, develop, and quality check deliverables for various civil engineering projects. You'll engage in design, planning, permitting, and analysis phases for diverse projects, ensuring you collaborate closely with project managers and cross-disciplinary teams to realize our clients' visions.

To be considered for the Civil Engineering Analyst role at Kimley-Horn, you'll need an ABET-accredited engineering degree (Bachelor’s or Master's) in Civil and/or Environmental Engineering by Summer 2025. Having a solid academic foundation will equip you for the technical challenges you’ll face in this position.

At Kimley-Horn, we prioritize your professional development as a Civil Engineering Analyst. You will have access to extensive internal training programs, mentorship opportunities, and tuition reimbursement. We are committed to equipping you with the resources and experience necessary to advance in your career and achieve licensure.

Civil Engineering Analysts at Kimley-Horn will gain proficiency in several industry-standard software programs during their tenure, including AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Microstation, VISSIM, Open Roads, and GIS, depending on the project requirements. Mastery of these tools is crucial for delivering quality results.

The work culture for Civil Engineering Analysts at Kimley-Horn is built on collaboration, support, and employee wellbeing. We create an environment where employees can flourish, with ample opportunities for mentorship, networking, and social activities, all aimed at enhancing your professional journey while achieving outstanding results for our clients.

In your response, highlight specific software like AutoCAD or Civil 3D that you have used. Talk about the projects you worked on using these tools, what you learned through those experiences, and how those experiences have prepared you for the Civil Engineering Analyst role at Kimley-Horn.

When addressing this question, discuss your analytical thought process and methodologies you employ to break down problems. Provide examples from past experiences where you successfully tackled intricate issues, how your solution impacted the project, and what you learned from the process.

Focus on skills such as attention to detail, strong communication, teamwork, technical software proficiency, and problem-solving abilities. Provide specific examples of how you've demonstrated these skills in academic or project settings.

Demonstrate your understanding by discussing specific regulations you've studied or encountered during your studies or internships. Explain how applying this knowledge in real projects can help ensure compliance and lead to project success at Kimley-Horn.

Share a concrete example of a group project or experience where teamwork was essential. Discuss your role, how you contributed, and the outcome. Highlight communication, support, and mutual goals achieved through collaboration.

Articulate your enthusiasm for Kimley-Horn’s culture, commitment to its employees, and innovative approach to civil engineering. Reference specific elements of their mission or projects that resonate with you to show you’re genuinely interested.

In your answer, recount a specific situation where time management was critical. Discuss how you prioritized tasks, met deadlines, and ensured the project stayed on track, emphasizing your organizational skills.

Indicate your proactive approach to learning, whether through online courses, professional associations, webinars, or industry publications. Explain how staying updated enhances your ability to perform as a Civil Engineering Analyst.

Discuss your knowledge of sustainable engineering practices and their significance in today’s projects. Mention specific techniques or materials that promote sustainability, and how those principles align with Kimley-Horn’s project goals.

It's important to convey an open mindset regarding feedback. Discuss specific examples of how you’ve received constructive criticism, how you processed it, and the positive changes you implemented as a result to demonstrate growth.