About CEG

The Role

• Site civil design — grading, stormwater management, erosion and sediment control, storm and sanitary sewer
• Subdivision and land development (SALDO) plan review against municipal ordinances and the PA Municipalities Planning Code
• Technical specifications, bidding documents, and construction cost estimates
• Construction observation that holds the work to the design
• Based in Pottstown, PA, serving municipal clients across the surrounding region

What This Role Really Is

• Designs and plan reviews meet PA code, municipal ordinance, and PA DEP / PennDOT requirements
• What gets built in the field matches what was engineered on the page
• Our municipal clients get responsive, knowledgeable engineering they can stand behind at a public meeting

What You'll Do

Municipal Design & Engineering

• Produce site civil designs including grading, stormwater management, erosion and sedimentation control, and storm and sanitary sewer
• Prepare technical specifications, bidding documents, and construction cost estimates for municipal projects
• Prepare Stormwater Management Reports, PA DEP Chapter 102 (E&S / NPDES) and Chapter 105 submittals, and Hydrologic and Hydraulic (H&H) studies
• Support Act 537 sewage facilities planning and PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) applications as needed
• Use AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and related design tools to deliver clean, constructible plans

Land Development & Ordinance Review

• Review subdivision and land development plans for township and borough clients against local SALDO and zoning ordinances and the PA Municipalities Planning Code (MPC)
• Prepare review letters and represent CEG at township meetings, planning commission, and public hearings
• Advise municipal staff, boards, and officials on engineering requirements and ordinance compliance

Construction Support

• Perform construction observations and document field conditions
• Resolve design questions that come up in the field and keep the project moving
• Coordinate with surveyors, environmental staff, contractors, and municipal officials

What You Bring

Education (Required)

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent

Pennsylvania Knowledge (Preferred)

• Experience working for or with PA municipalities — townships and boroughs — is a strong plus
• Familiarity with the PA Municipalities Planning Code (MPC) and municipal SALDO / zoning ordinance review
• Familiarity with PA DEP regulations — Chapter 102 (E&S / NPDES), Chapter 105, and Act 537 sewage planning
• Comfortable navigating PennDOT, county conservation district, and municipal permitting and review processes

Experience Levels

• We hire at multiple levels and match the role to your background:
• Engineer I: 0–2 years in site, civil, or municipal engineering; EIT preferred
• Engineer II: 2–3 years; EIT obtained
• Engineer III: 3–6 years; eligible for or pursuing a PA PE
• Engineer IV: 5–7 years; PA PE licensed

Certifications

• EIT and progress toward PA PE expected as you advance; PA PE required at senior levels — CEG supports your path to licensure
• Valid driver’s license

Preferred

• Prior role as a municipal / township engineer or in a firm serving municipal clients
• Relationships with municipalities, conservation districts, or PA DEP regional offices
• Strong technical writing — clean review letters and reports are a real plus
• Experience balancing multiple clients and projects at once

Capabilities

• Proficiency in engineering software and design tools (AutoCAD, Civil 3D, etc.)
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills — you can hold your own in front of a township board
• Sound problem-solving and judgment — you apply the code, you don’t just quote it
• Flexible and willing to take on a variety of tasks as client needs change
• Able to work independently and collaboratively across disciplines

What Matters Here – Our Core Values

• Responsive – You communicate clearly and act quickly
• Driven – You take ownership of outcomes
• Problem-Solver – You fix gaps, not just document them
• Growth Mindset – You keep learning and take on new skills as the work demands
• No Assholes – We hold the line and treat people right

Work Environment

• Based in the Pottstown, PA office, with field visits to job sites and occasional evening attendance at township and borough meetings
• Office work in a climate-controlled environment; field work outdoors across varying conditions and terrain
• Local and regional travel to municipal clients and project sites
• This is a safety-sensitive position
• Occasional lifting of supplies and materials up to 30 pounds; bending, standing, and walking, sometimes over rough terrain

Why This Role Matters

• Our municipal clients get engineering they can trust and stand behind in public
• Projects stay on schedule and on the right side of PA code and local ordinance
• CEG keeps delivering on its mission — to improve the life through infrastructure