Civil Engineering Analyst - job 6 of 8

At Kimley-Horn, a Civil Engineering Analyst plays a pivotal role in utilizing technical software to analyze and produce deliverables for various projects. Responsibilities include engaging in the pre-construction design process, modifying plans, analyzing data, and ensuring compliance with local regulations. Analysts collaborate across disciplines to solve complex engineering challenges, all while contributing to our clients' visions for the built environment.

To be considered for the Civil Engineering Analyst role at Kimley-Horn, candidates should have an ABET accredited engineering degree, either Bachelor's or Master's, by Summer 2025 in majors such as Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or similar fields. This foundational education is essential for understanding the principles and practices that will be applied in your new role.

As a Civil Engineering Analyst at Kimley-Horn, familiarity with software like AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Microstation, and GIS is beneficial. Analysts will have the opportunity to learn specific programs pertinent to their disciplines, helping to equip them with the tools necessary for effective project execution and analysis.

Civil Engineering Analysts at Kimley-Horn engage in a variety of projects that can range from small-scale modifications to large-scale infrastructure developments. Projects may include civil engineering design, planning, and permitting, which allows analysts to gain diverse experience across multiple areas within civil engineering.

Kimley-Horn provides an attractive benefits package for Civil Engineering Analysts, including an exceptional retirement plan with company matching, comprehensive health coverage, and extensive professional development opportunities. Analysts enjoy flexible schedules, personal leave, and family-friendly benefits, all aimed at promoting a healthy work-life balance and career growth.

When answering this question, highlight specific software you’ve worked with like AutoCAD or Civil 3D, explaining how you utilized these tools in past projects. Emphasize any challenges you faced and how you overcame them, showcasing your problem-solving abilities.

Discuss your collaborative skills and past experience working with teams. Provide examples of complex problems you solved with input from different disciplines, emphasizing communication, adaptability, and leadership in your approach.

Mention any coursework or practical experiences that exposed you to federal, state, or local regulations relevant to civil engineering. Demonstrate your understanding of the importance of compliance and detail how you would stay informed on regulatory changes.

Provide a specific example where you successfully adapted to new technology. Describe your learning approach, resources you utilized, and how quickly you became proficient, showcasing your eagerness for continuous improvement.

Explain your organizational strategies, such as using project management tools or creating to-do lists. Describe how you assess project urgency and importance to ensure timely completion.

Share a specific project where details significantly impacted the outcome. Describe the steps you took to ensure accuracy in your work, highlighting any tools or techniques you employed to maintain quality.

Share your passion for civil engineering by discussing specific areas that interest you, whether it's sustainable design, infrastructure development, or innovative technologies. Connect this enthusiasm to the opportunities at Kimley-Horn.

Show your openness to feedback by providing an example where you received constructive criticism and how it helped improve your performance. Emphasize your growth mindset and commitment to professional development.

Demonstrate your knowledge of Kimley-Horn by discussing their commitment to employee growth and client success. Highlight how their values align with your personal and professional philosophy, showcasing your interest in being part of their team.

Discuss your aspirations for growth within the civil engineering field, such as obtaining licensure or taking on project management roles. Illustrate how the Civil Engineering Analyst position at Kimley-Horn aligns with your career trajectory.