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Wade Trim

Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer - #3015.34

Columbus, OHentry level - full-timeentryAdded today

About this role

Wade Trim seeks an entry-level civil or environmental engineer for their Water Resources Team in Dallas to support infrastructure improvement projects. The role offers hybrid flexibility after an initial on-site period and requires a bachelor's degree with 0-3 years of experience.

What you'll do

  • Support water resources infrastructure projects and design initiatives
  • Utilize CAD software (AutoCAD 3D, Civil 3D, Revit) for technical drawings and modeling
  • Collaborate with senior engineers and multidisciplinary teams on project delivery
  • Prepare technical documentation and reports
  • Conduct site assessments and data analysis
  • Participate in project planning and design development

What they're looking for

  • AutoCAD 3D
  • Civil 3D
  • Revit
  • Technical writing
  • Civil or environmental engineering fundamentals
  • Project organization
  • Communication
  • Team collaboration

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • 401(k) plan
  • Performance bonuses and employee stock program
  • Mentorship and professional development programs
  • Education reimbursement
  • Flexible hybrid-remote work schedule after 90 days
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Wade Trim

Wade Trim provides engineering services across water resources, wastewater treatment, and structural infrastructure projects. The company is hiring for licensed and experienced engineers in disciplines including water resources, structural engineering, bridge design, and information security, with roles spanning multiple U.S. locations.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a civil engineering project you worked on during school or an internship and your specific contributions.
  • Which CAD software are you most proficient with, and can you describe a project where you used it?