Jobs at Collins Engineers, Inc.

Leads complex marine and waterfront infrastructure projects from pursuit and scoping through design and delivery. Manages project goals, contracts, budgets, schedules, staffing, billing, profitability, quality, and client relationships. Provides structural engineering expertise, oversees design documentation, leads project teams, supports business development, and serves as a key client contact. Requires civil engineering expertise, waterfront infrastructure design experience, progressive project management experience, and Professional Engineer certification.

Performs structural engineering calculations, inspections, design analysis, plans, and reports for heavy civil structures. Ensures projects comply with engineering standards, codes, and specifications; resolves field and design issues; recommends design adaptations; and coordinates with clients, contractors, agencies, and project managers. Manages project timelines and budgets while supporting safety requirements and using computer-assisted design and structural engineering software.

Summer 2026 structural engineering internship for an undergraduate civil engineering student. The intern will support bridge and ancillary structural inspections, work in both office and field settings, and prepare or review structural calculations while collaborating with experienced engineers.

Entry-level civil engineer supporting bridge, waterfront, ancillary, and sign structure inspections, load ratings, analysis, rehabilitation design, and engineering documentation. The role involves field inspections, structural computations, plan and report preparation, design software, code compliance, safety practices, and collaboration with senior staff and project managers. Travel up to 50% is required, including work in rugged and adverse weather conditions.

Civil engineering intern supporting structural inspections, engineering calculations, inspection reports, design documents, work zone traffic control plans, and site-specific health and safety plans. The role combines office and field work, including data collection in rugged or adverse conditions, collaboration with licensed engineers, and preparation of reports and plan sets. Applicants must be civil engineering undergraduates entering their junior or senior year.

Manage waterfront engineering projects involving the design and inspection of piers, wharves, seawalls, marinas, and related structures. Responsibilities include engineering computations, design documents, inspections, construction support, project scheduling, budgeting, billing, proposals, client communication, and staff supervision. Field work may occur at night or on weekends. The role requires a civil engineering degree, at least five years of relevant experience, waterfront project experience, Professional Engineer certification, and a valid driver's license.

Manages waterfront engineering projects involving the design, inspection, and construction support of piers, wharves, seawalls, jetties, breakwaters, revetments, and marinas. Responsibilities include engineering computations, plan and report development, field inspections, staff supervision, project scheduling, budgeting, billing, client management, proposals, cost estimating, and quality oversight. Fieldwork may occur nights and weekends.

Leads a structural engineering group focused on bridge assessment and transportation design. Manages complex projects, client and agency relationships, technical teams, business development, staffing, training, safety, and performance. Serves as a senior project manager or engineer, oversees engineering design work, supports client development, and maintains professional industry involvement.

Leads a structural engineering design group focused on bridge and transportation projects. Manages complex engineering projects, directs designers, oversees technical deliverables, maintains client and agency relationships, supports business development, and provides staff supervision, training, coaching, and career development. The role also requires technical leadership, safety oversight, recruiting, professional engagement, and project management.

Supports company offices with help desk assistance, hardware and software troubleshooting, workstation setup, application installations and upgrades, equipment inventory, system maintenance, technical monitoring, and ongoing IT projects. Interacts with employees and vendors to provide service excellence and resolve technology issues.

Civil engineering intern supporting structural and bridge inspections, including above- and underwater fieldwork, bridge design, load rating, and report preparation. The role combines office and field assignments while collaborating with licensed engineers and analyzing field-collected data. Candidates will gain hands-on transportation engineering experience and may use CAD, PDF editing, and office software.

Civil engineering internship involving office and field-based structural inspections, including bridge inspections above and underwater. The intern will collaborate with experienced engineers, collect field data, and prepare inspection reports with licensed professionals. The role is based in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, with relocation available. Candidates must be junior or senior civil engineering students, possess a valid driver’s license, and have familiarity with relevant design, drafting, office, or PDF-editing software.

Leads a structural engineering group focused on bridge assessment and transportation design projects. Manages complex engineering assignments, project delivery, client and agency relationships, staff supervision, technical training, business development, recruiting, and performance management. Serves as a senior project manager or project engineer, directs inspectors and designers, oversees engineering documentation, and supports safety and professional development initiatives.

Performs waterfront, underwater, and topside bridge inspections; reviews plans and drawings; documents findings; assists with inspection reports and repair recommendations; and supports engineering deliverables using computer-aided design software. Collaborates with senior engineers and stakeholders, follows safety procedures, travels regionally, and participates in inspection training. Requires a civil engineering degree, open-water diving experience, and an EIT certification or ability to obtain one.

Summer 2027 structural engineering internship for a civil engineering undergraduate. Responsibilities include supporting bridge inspections and structural design projects, preparing and checking structural calculations, and working in both office and field environments. The role is based in North Charleston, South Carolina, with relocation available.

Designs and inspects waterfront and transportation structures, including piers, wharves, seawalls, marinas, and related facilities. Prepares engineering plans, reports, calculations, and recommendations; ensures compliance with standards and codes; manages small to moderately difficult projects; supervises junior staff; supports project managers; and performs field work in rugged or adverse conditions.

Manages highway design projects from inception through completion, including roadway, drainage, grading, utilities, intersections, multimodal facilities, plans, specifications, budgets, schedules, billing, and quality control. Leads engineers and drafters, coordinates with clients and government agencies, manages design contracts, supports proposals and business development, oversees construction support, and ensures compliance with applicable codes, standards, and safety requirements.

Performs bridge, waterfront, ancillary, and sign structure inspections, load ratings, analysis, reporting, and rehabilitation design. Works with senior engineers on field inspections and structural projects, including routine and fracture-critical bridge inspections. Fieldwork may involve nights, weekends, rugged terrain, adverse weather, and extended standing. Requires a civil engineering degree, 3–5 years of experience, E.I.T. or P.E. certification, and a valid driver’s license.

Leads complex transportation infrastructure projects involving bridge, tunnel, roadway, railroad, marina, port, and waterfront inspection and design. Manages project scope, contracts, budgets, schedules, staffing, billing, quality, and client relationships. Mentors project managers and technical staff, supports business development, leads proposals and negotiations, and ensures safety and timely delivery. The role requires civil engineering expertise and professional engineering licensure.

Leads roadway and transportation engineering projects from concept through completion, ensuring technical, regulatory, and client requirements are met. Prepares and reviews plans, specifications, and cost estimates; collaborates with multidisciplinary teams; mentors junior engineers; and supports QA/QC programs. Requires strong knowledge of IDOT, Illinois Tollway, and local agency standards, roadway design software proficiency, and a Professional Engineer license.