Entry Level Civil Engineer - Water / Wastewater Constuction Administration

Entry-Level Civil Engineer – Construction Administration (Water/Wastewater) – Atlanta, GA

Join the best water/wastewater team in Atlanta — where big-league projects meet big-league baseball!

We're recruiting for an Entry Level Civil Engineer to join our client's high-performing Construction Management Group. This is your chance to work with one of Atlanta's most respected municipal water/wastewater design firms — and do it from an office just steps from Truist Park (yes, that Truist Park… Go Braves!).

If you're energized by solving real-world field challenges, love collaborating with contractors and senior engineers, and want to grow your career with a top-tier engineering team, this one's for you.

What You'll Do:

• Support construction management efforts on water and wastewater infrastructure projects
• Coordinate with contractors, field crews, and design engineers to resolve on-site issues
• Attend construction meetings and support RFI/submittal review processes
• Track project progress, document field changes, and assist with construction reporting
• Serve as a key liaison between the design office and the job site

What We're Looking For:

• B.S. in Civil Engineering
• 0–5 years of engineering or construction experience (internships count!)
• EIT Certification or working toward it
• Strong communicator and collaborative mindset
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office; experience with AutoCAD or Civil 3D is a plus
• Curiosity, hustle, and the desire to grow in water/wastewater infrastructure

Why You'll Love It:

• Vibrant office culture across the street from the Braves' stadium – walk to games after work!
• Work on meaningful public infrastructure projects that improve lives
• Learn alongside some of the best engineers in the Southeast
• Great mentorship, growth potential, and support to pursue your PE license
• Competitive pay, full benefits, and a location that blends urban energy with engineering excellence

Ready to level up your career and make the world a better place? Let's talk. We only recruit for firms where we'd send our own kids to work.