Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer - #2578.01

An Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer at Wade Trim performs a variety of tasks including designing site development projects, obtaining jurisdictional approvals, preparing design reports, and assisting project managers. Your role is vital in turning concepts into tangible infrastructures and ensuring the projects meet local and state standards.

To qualify for the Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer position at Wade Trim, candidates must have a bachelor's degree in civil or environmental engineering and ideally, some experience ranging from zero to three years. Familiarity with AutoCAD Civil 3D and MicroStation In Roads is preferred, along with completion of Part I of the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.

Wade Trim offers a comprehensive benefits package to its Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineers, which includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, short and long-term disability coverage, retirement plans, performance bonuses, and an employee stock program, fostering financial well-being.

Absolutely! Wade Trim emphasizes professional development through mentorship programs, leadership training, and career advancement opportunities. As an Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer, you’ll have ample opportunities to learn and grow your career with us.

Wade Trim cultivates a friendly and collaborative work environment for its Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineers, encouraging frequent interaction between staff and management. You'll feel valued in a setting that promotes creativity and teamwork, allowing you to make impactful contributions to projects.

Yes! After 30 days of employment, Wade Trim offers a flexible hybrid-remote work schedule for Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineers. This balance allows you to achieve work-life harmony while still collaborating effectively with your team.

Wade Trim provides a variety of Employee Resource Groups and Programs, such as the Young Professionals Group, Women at Wade Trim, and Sustainability Programs. These initiatives foster a supportive community and promote diversity, equity, inclusion, and professional growth.

When answering this question, detail any relevant internships or projects during your academic journey. Share specific examples of planning, grading, or design that you’ve worked on, highlighting your contributions and any software tools used to show your practical experience.

Clarify your understanding of the regulatory process in civil engineering. Discuss any research or preparation steps you would take and emphasize your communication skills and teamwork approach to liaise with authorities effectively.

Mention your proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D and MicroStation In Roads, if applicable. If you have experience with other relevant software, be sure to share that too, explaining how you’ve used these tools in past projects or studies.

Demonstrate your organizational skills by talking about how you track deadlines, prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, and communicate with mentors or team members for guidance to ensure all assignments are completed on time.

Choose a relevant example where you encountered difficulties, such as project changes or technical issues. Highlight your problem-solving skills and adaptability, focusing on the actions you took to reach a successful resolution.

Express your enthusiasm for Wade Trim's values of employee ownership, teamwork, and innovation. Share how you admire their commitment to sustainability and professional development, and how you see yourself contributing positively to their goals.

Indicate your understanding of various factors, such as environmental impact, zoning laws, drainage systems, and client requirements. Show that you can think critically about the balance between efficiency and compliance with regulations.

Discuss the importance of clear communication and regular updates. Explain how you would actively listen to client concerns and ensure their needs are addressed, building a trusting relationship throughout the project timeline.

Mention your commitment to open communication and respect for diverse opinions among team members. Highlight any experiences working collaboratively in your studies or past roles, emphasizing how teamwork contributes to successful project outcomes.

Indicate your commitment to continuous professional development, such as attending workshops, joining relevant associations, subscribing to industry journals, and participating in online forums to remain updated on trends and innovations in civil engineering.