About the Role :
We are looking for an experienced and collaborative Civil Engineer to join our development team. This is a permanent, full-time role (40 hours per week) that is critical to the success of our platform. The successful applicant will work from our head office located in Auckland but will also be required to work from time to time at our project sites which are primarily in the Auckland region but could possibly be in any region of New Zealand.
This role offers the chance to work on projects from early feasibility through to design, tendering, and delivery. You’ll be collaborating with a supportive team of experienced engineers while also managing your own responsibilities. Work ranges from residential subdivisions and commercial developments. With projects that often involve complex construction works, earthworks and innovative water solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform civil engineering design, including technical drawings, report writing, and construction monitoring, ensuring compliance with specifications and codes of practice.
- Support construction supervision, site inspections, technical clarifications, and as-built reviews for drainage works.
- Review project deliverables and oversee multidisciplinary teams, contractors, and consultants.
- Attend meetings with clients, councils, and third-party consultants to align project objectives.
- Support internal company processes, operations, and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Conduct flood risk assessments and design quality treatment drainage systems.
- Assess stormwater systems for new and existing sites, providing optimization recommendations.
- Collaborate with clients to resolve technical queries and ensure project requirements are met.
- Build and maintain trusted relationships with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory bodies.
- Monitor construction progress, troubleshoot on-site challenges, and ensure adherence to design specifications.
- Prepare detailed reports, feasibility studies, and cost estimates for projects.
- Engage in site inspections and coordinate with contractors to maintain project timelines.
- Experience liaising with Council and Watercare, familiar with regulatory variations across regions (e.g., Waikato).
Skills and Experience Required
A bachelor's degree in engineering, majoring in Sewage Engineering would be preferred but not essentialA sound knowledge of the general engineering principles, code of practiceStrong written and verbal communication skillsA minimum of 2 years' civil engineering or closely related experienceProficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS or similar engineering software.Strong analytical skills for risk evaluation and problem-solving.Experience with Land Development projectsExcellent verbal / written communication for stakeholder collaboration.Excellent problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills.Ability to manage multiple projects within deadlines and budgets.Enjoy building relationships with clients and within a diverse work environment