Entry Level Civil Project Engineer Jobs
New grad civil project engineer jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where strong internship work or a portfolio of academic projects can carry more weight than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Staffing & Recruiting, Construction & Real Estate, and Consulting & Professional Services, with employers like Jobot, Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction, and Westwood Professional Services hiring at this level now.
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INTRODUCTION
Imagine stepping into a workplace where your ideas don’t just drive real change, they lead entire projects. Where your vision sparks progress and is met with endless opportunity. Where your passion for excellence is matched by a team equally dedicated to success. And yes, office dogs are part of the package! Welcome to New England Infrastructure, where high performers don’t just fit in—they lead from the front.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
As a Heavy Civil Construction Project Manager at NEI, you won’t just manage projects—you’ll take ownership of the construction of dams, bridges, and highway networks that shape the future of our communities. You’ll lead teams, manage complex schedules and budgets, and mitigate risks while developing work plans, submittals, and RFIs. You’ll negotiate with top-tier vendors, handle client changes, and uphold safety and quality control standards, ensuring every aspect of the project is executed with precision. By taking on this level of responsibility from day one, you’ll gain the experience and leadership skills needed to fast-track your career and move into supervisory roles quickly. We’re committed to your growth, providing you with the challenges and opportunities to develop into a high-level leader. At NEI, respect, diversity, and a relentless pursuit of excellence fuel our team. We make sure to celebrate every victory, whether it’s hitting a major milestone or mastering the finer details that help us get there.
Big responsibilities? You’ll oversee multiple large-scale civil infrastructure projects while managing schedules, budgets, risk assessments, and quality control, while negotiating with vendors and subcontractors to ensure everything runs smoothly and on time. Hands-on leadership? You’ll be in the field with Superintendents, guiding your team through the day-to-day to keep projects on track—because leadership happens where the action is. A strategic problem solver? You’ll troubleshoot issues, adjust plans, and reallocate resources as needed while upholding safety and quality standards. A team that thrives on collaboration? You’ll work with a dynamic team that pushes boundaries and supports one another, striving for high performance and success.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
What You Bring to the Table:
- Proven leadership skills. You’ve successfully managed projects and led diverse teams to deliver outstanding results.
- Detail-oriented? Absolutely. You set the standard for safety, quality, and innovation in every project you touch.
- Negotiation expert? You’ve navigated complex relationships with ease. You’re eager to navigate contract and vendor relationships, securing favorable terms and seamless collaboration.
- Tech-savvy? You’re proficient in software like MS Project, Bluebeam, CAD, PM Software like Procore or HCSS, and Primavera. You use technology to streamline operations and drive efficiency.
- Growth mindset? You’re ready to take on more responsibility, knowing that NEI is ready to help accelerate your career.
We don’t do mediocre here. If you’re ready to step up and lead from the front, this is your moment. We’re obsessed with growth, and we want people who are too. At NEI, every day brings new challenges, but it also brings a team of high performers who believe in working hard, empowering each other, and celebrating success—big or small. Your future, our projects—let’s build something amazing together. Apply now, and let’s make it happen!
INTRODUCTION
Imagine stepping into a workplace where your ideas don’t just drive real change, they lead entire projects. Where your vision sparks progress and is met with endless opportunity. Where your passion for excellence is matched by a team equally dedicated to success. And yes, office dogs are part of the package! Welcome to New England Infrastructure, where high performers don’t just fit in—they lead from the front.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
As a Heavy Civil Construction Project Manager at NEI, you won’t just manage projects—you’ll take ownership of the construction of dams, bridges, and highway networks that shape the future of our communities. You’ll lead teams, manage complex schedules and budgets, and mitigate risks while developing work plans, submittals, and RFIs. You’ll negotiate with top-tier vendors, handle client changes, and uphold safety and quality control standards, ensuring every aspect of the project is executed with precision. By taking on this level of responsibility from day one, you’ll gain the experience and leadership skills needed to fast-track your career and move into supervisory roles quickly. We’re committed to your growth, providing you with the challenges and opportunities to develop into a high-level leader. At NEI, respect, diversity, and a relentless pursuit of excellence fuel our team. We make sure to celebrate every victory, whether it’s hitting a major milestone or mastering the finer details that help us get there.
Big responsibilities? You’ll oversee multiple large-scale civil infrastructure projects while managing schedules, budgets, risk assessments, and quality control, while negotiating with vendors and subcontractors to ensure everything runs smoothly and on time. Hands-on leadership? You’ll be in the field with Superintendents, guiding your team through the day-to-day to keep projects on track—because leadership happens where the action is. A strategic problem solver? You’ll troubleshoot issues, adjust plans, and reallocate resources as needed while upholding safety and quality standards. A team that thrives on collaboration? You’ll work with a dynamic team that pushes boundaries and supports one another, striving for high performance and success.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
What You Bring to the Table:
- Proven leadership skills. You’ve successfully managed projects and led diverse teams to deliver outstanding results.
- Detail-oriented? Absolutely. You set the standard for safety, quality, and innovation in every project you touch.
- Negotiation expert? You’ve navigated complex relationships with ease. You’re eager to navigate contract and vendor relationships, securing favorable terms and seamless collaboration.
- Tech-savvy? You’re proficient in software like MS Project, Bluebeam, CAD, PM Software like Procore or HCSS, and Primavera. You use technology to streamline operations and drive efficiency.
- Growth mindset? You’re ready to take on more responsibility, knowing that NEI is ready to help accelerate your career.
We don’t do mediocre here. If you’re ready to step up and lead from the front, this is your moment. We’re obsessed with growth, and we want people who are too. At NEI, every day brings new challenges, but it also brings a team of high performers who believe in working hard, empowering each other, and celebrating success—big or small. Your future, our projects—let’s build something amazing together. Apply now, and let’s make it happen!
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- Jobot23
- Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction9
- Westwood Professional Services8
- CPH3
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Entry Level Civil Project Engineer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level civil project engineer job?
Focus on internship experience, senior capstone projects, or any field work that shows you can apply engineering principles on a real site. Employers at this level look for familiarity with AutoCAD or Civil 3D, a basic grasp of project scheduling, and the ability to read construction documents. Tailoring your resume to each posting and highlighting relevant coursework strengthens your application when your professional experience is still limited.
Which companies hire entry level civil project engineers?
Companies hiring entry level civil project engineers right now include Jobot, Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction, and Westwood Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring covers large engineering and construction firms, regional infrastructure contractors, and public-sector agencies that routinely bring on recent graduates for project support and field roles.
Are there remote entry level civil project engineer jobs?
Yes, though most civil project engineer roles at this level require some on-site presence. About 8% of entry level civil project engineer openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those positions tend to involve design, documentation, or project coordination tasks rather than field construction supervision.
Are these new grad civil project engineer jobs?
Yes, these listings include new grad, recent graduate, and junior civil project engineer roles. A new grad friendly posting typically welcomes zero to two years of experience and treats internships, co-ops, or a strong academic portfolio as qualifying credentials. Look for postings that list a bachelor's degree as the primary requirement without demanding years of independent project management.
Which industries hire the most entry level civil project engineers?
Entry Level civil project engineer roles concentrate in Staffing & Recruiting, Construction & Real Estate, and Consulting & Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Those sectors drive entry level hiring because they rely on a steady pipeline of new graduates to staff infrastructure projects, site development work, and long-term construction programs that need junior engineers for field support and technical documentation.