Site Civil Project Engineer/Project ManagerAs an
Site Civil Project Engineer/Project Manager, you9ll serve as a trusted technical leader, helping guide projects of significant scale and complexity while supporting the people around you.
You9ll:
- Design and oversee site layout, grading, stormwater/drainage, infrastructure, and erosion & sediment control from concept through completion.
- Prepare stormwater management designs and reports, conduct hydraulic and hydrology (H&H) analyses, and develop SWPPPs.
- Manage site civil workflows, project scopes, schedules, and deliverables to ensure projects stay on schedule and meet quality standards.
- Perform QA/QC reviews on civil plans, reports, and project documents to ensure technical accuracy, consistency, and regulatory compliance.
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of local, state, and agency requirements across all project phases.
- Coordinate with permitting authorities and local officials to secure site-related permits and oversee as-built documentation and platting through project closeout.
- Evaluate complex data, identify project risks, and apply economic and decision-analysis principles to develop practical engineering recommendations.
- Collaborate with clients, project team members, subconsultants, contractors, and government agencies to resolve technical scope issues and respond to regulatory inquiries.
- Lead or support proposals for professional services, including scope and fee development, and help identify funding or new project opportunities.
- Provide technical review, coaching, and mentorship to junior engineers and project staff.
We9ll Support Your GrowthWe9re looking for an experienced
Site Civil Project Engineer/Project Manager who is ready to make an impact in GMC in either our Atlanta or Cartersville office. It9s about sharing what you know, learning from others, and helping the entire team succeed.
In this role, you9ll have opportunities to:
- Lead collaboration across disciplines and office locations to make effective use of the firm9s experience.
- Mentor staff and promote sound technical judgment, knowledge-sharing, and GMC standards and Core Values.
- Lead improvements to project-delivery processes, technical standards, and quality practices.
- Contribute to the Client Services team and support the development of long-term client relationships.
- Recommend new techniques and improved processes and actively participate in GMC committees of personal interest.
- Participate in local professional societies and community service initiatives to maintain industry engagement and support the local community.
The Kind of Leader We9re Looking ForYou9re an experienced
Site Civil Project Engineer/Project Manager who enjoys both the work and the people behind the work.
You bring:
- A commitment to quality, detail-oriented execution, and thoughtful, independent problem-solving.
- A collaborative mindset and willingness to share your experience with others.
- Strong written, verbal, and presentation skills.
- A desire to contribute to something bigger than an individual project.
What You9ll Need- Bachelor9s degree in Civil Engineering (or tenured professional in the civil engineering field with a Bachelor9s degree in a related engineering discipline from an ABET-accredited university).
- Minimum of 10 years of site civil engineering experience across a variety of projects, including stormwater system design, hydraulic analysis, and reporting.
- Professional Engineer (PE) License.
- Proficiency in Civil 3D, stormwater design software, and Microsoft Office Suite.
Where You9ll WorkThis is primarily an office-based role, with opportunities to get out into the field and stay connected to the projects and people you9re serving. This role involves up to 20% field travel-utilizing company cars or rental vehicles-for project site visits, client meetings, professional development, and other company or project-related activities. While in the field, you may be exposed to varying weather conditions, temperatures, construction environments, pollutants, chemicals, insects, and possibly water-borne pathogens, for which appropriate protective clothing and equipment will be provided and required.
In addition to fieldwork, the position includes periods of desk and computer work, as well as occasional bending, twisting, crouching, other physical movements, and lifting up to 25 pounds.
