Civil Engineering Analyst - job 2 of 2

As a Civil Engineering Analyst at Kimley-Horn, you will be involved in analyzing, producing, and quality-checking deliverables for various clients. Your responsibilities include contributing to the pre-construction civil engineering design and planning, solving complex problems, and collaborating with project managers and other disciplines. You'll also develop familiarity with essential regulations and software tools specific to civil engineering.

To apply for the Civil Engineering Analyst position at Kimley-Horn, you should have a relevant ABET accredited engineering degree (Bachelor's or Master's) in civil, environmental, mechanical, electrical, biological, or chemical engineering among others. Additionally, a minimum of 3 months of post-graduate design experience is required. We're looking for individuals who are passionate about engineering and eager to learn.

Candidates for the Civil Engineering Analyst role at Kimley-Horn should have familiarity with software programs such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Excel, Microstation, VISSIM, Open Roads, Synchro, and GIS. These tools are essential for producing and analyzing engineering designs and deliverables.

As a Civil Engineering Analyst at Kimley-Horn, you'll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes an exceptional retirement plan with a generous company match, comprehensive health coverage, flexible scheduling, time off policies including half-day Fridays, and professional development resources like tuition reimbursement. We also offer family-friendly benefits, ensuring a supportive work-life balance.

Kimley-Horn prioritizes the growth of its Civil Engineering Analysts by offering extensive internal training programs, mentorship opportunities, and avenues for networking through events and groups. We are committed to helping you achieve licensure and succeed in your career path, providing the resources you need to develop professionally.

When answering this question, focus on specific software you've used, such as AutoCAD or Civil 3D, detailing projects where you applied these tools. Share examples of how your familiarity with them has improved your design processes or outcomes.

To answer this question, outline your methodological approach to problem-solving. Mention how you gather information, assess the situation, collaborate with teammates, and implement solutions, drawing on real-life examples if possible.

Discuss key federal, state, or local regulations that impact civil engineering, such as environmental laws or zoning regulations. Show your understanding of how these regulations affect design and project execution.

Emphasize your organizational skills, such as using project management tools, setting priorities, and communicating effectively with team members. Give examples of past experiences where you successfully managed multiple projects.

Share your passion for civil engineering and what draws you to this career path. Mention aspects like problem-solving, contributing to the community, or your fascination with infrastructure development.

Provide details about a specific engineering challenge you faced, how you approached it, the thought process behind your solution, and the outcome. This reveals your analytical and practical problem-solving abilities.

Discuss strategies like regular quality checks, peer reviews, seeking feedback, and adhering to standards and regulations that guide your design and analysis work. Explain how these practices contribute to overall project success.

Share your approach to interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting the importance of communication, mutual respect, and understanding each other's expertise. Provide examples that demonstrate your ability to work well in teams.

Discuss your aspirations within the field, such as achieving licensure, leading projects, or specializing in a particular area of civil engineering. This helps interviewers assess your ambition and alignment with their company’s growth.

Explain how mentorship has impacted your development as an engineer, the value of learning from experienced professionals, and how you seek to pay it forward by mentoring others in the future.