Wade Trim
Entry Level Civil/Environmental Engineer - #3024
About this role
Wade Trim is hiring an entry-level civil or environmental engineer for their Water Resources Team in the Dallas office. The role involves infrastructure improvement projects, offering a hybrid-remote arrangement after an initial onboarding period, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and technical design skills.
What you'll do
- Support water resources and infrastructure projects for the Water Resources Team
- Create and modify engineering designs using AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and/or Revit
- Contribute to project documentation and technical reports
- Collaborate with senior engineers and multidisciplinary teams
- Assist in site assessments and data analysis for civil/environmental projects
- Participate in project meetings and client communications
What they're looking for
- AutoCAD 3D design
- Civil 3D software
- Revit modeling
- Technical writing
- Project organization
- Verbal and written communication
- Problem-solving
- Teamwork and collaboration
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Life insurance with short and long-term disability
- 401(k) plan with company match
- Education reimbursement
- Performance bonuses and employee stock program
- Mentorship, leadership development, and wellness programs
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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.
- Website
- wadetrim.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a civil or environmental project you worked on during an internship or coursework, focusing on your specific contributions.
- How have you used AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or Revit in a practical project, and what did you learn?