Graduate Engineer

The City of Fort Worth, serving nearly 1,000,000 residents, is seeking a Graduate Engineer to join their Development Services team within the Capital Delivery Small-Scale Infrastructure Program. This role presents an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact on community development while working for one of the fastest-growing large cities in the U.S.

The position involves comprehensive engineering responsibilities related to various infrastructure projects, including pedestrian lights, streetlights, water & sewer, and roadway infrastructure. As a Graduate Engineer, you'll be involved in project planning, design review, and construction management, while maintaining a strong focus on customer service and communication.

Key responsibilities include conducting feasibility studies, managing client services, coordinating with stakeholders, and delivering multiple simultaneous infrastructure projects. You'll gain expert-level knowledge in engineering design criteria for various urban development aspects and work closely with Professional Engineers and Project Managers.

The role offers an excellent work-life balance with a Monday to Friday, 8am – 5pm schedule, though some evening/weekend work may be required. The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $59,984 to $77,979 annually, and includes comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental, and vision coverage, 11 paid holidays, three weeks' vacation time, and a robust pension plan.

The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in civil, electrical, or related engineering discipline. While no experience is required, familiarity with construction plans, cost estimates, project schedules, and software tools like Bluebeam, Adobe, MS Office, and GIS would be advantageous.

This position offers unique opportunities to contribute to various development projects throughout Fort Worth, including infill developments and public infrastructure improvements. The city's commitment to growth, combined with its recognition as a top city for business and best place for working parents, makes this an ideal opportunity for engineers looking to start their careers in public service.

Working conditions involve light physical demands, with occasional requirements for site visits and field work. The City of Fort Worth maintains a strong commitment to diversity, equal opportunity employment, and provides reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals.