Designs and supports site development projects, including grading, drainage, roadway, utility infrastructure, and site plan layouts. Collaborates with project managers, engineers, clients, and EITs; creates and revises drawings, updates base plans, manages project documentation, follows CAD standards, and handles multiple projects while meeting deadlines and quality requirements.
Description
Are you ready to lead impactful site development projects? At DCCM, we are shaping the future of Texas communities by delivering innovative and sustainable site development solutions. From planning and designing residential, commercial, and municipal developments to managing large-scale grading, drainage, utilities, and roadway projects, our Site Development group provides practical, high-quality engineering solutions that directly enhance the built environment and support thriving communities.
We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Project Engineer to join our collaborative and dynamic Site Development team in Houston, TX. You will serve a key role by assisting our team of engineers in carrying out a sequence of related engineering tasks through the design and development of site projects, including site grading, drainage, roadway and utility infrastructure, and site plan layouts.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate closely with Project Managers and EITs to create high-quality drawings for commercial developments, multi-family developments, and private development projects.
- Implement drawing revisions based on feedback from clients and/or Engineers.
- Develop and/or update base drawings.
- Be a dependable team member and proficient CAD user, managing a typical set of project documents from start to finish with professional-quality results that meet company or client standards.
- Handle multiple projects simultaneously.
- Adhere to CAD standards and processes.
Qualifications
- Professional Engineer (PE) license.
- 4+ years of experience.
- Strong understanding of AutoCAD Civil3D.
- Demonstrate excellent time management skills and be able to complete assigned tasks within deadlines
- Ability to work independently, as well as part of a team
- Possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, and the ability to prioritize competing tasks
- Maintain a professional appearance and behavior
- Attentive and approachable. Able to navigate a dynamic and collaborative work environment
- Well organized and detail oriented
Why Join DCCM?
At DCCM, we do more than design infrastructure—we build resilient systems that support public health, environmental quality, and economic growth. As a leader in civil engineering, we offer an opportunity to make a real difference while growing professionally.
We offer:
- Comprehensive Benefits – Including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, PTO, and maternity leave.
- Health Coverage Perks – Employee-only HDHP medical plan offered at no cost; company-paid life insurance, short-term disability (STD), and long-term disability (LTD)
- Work-Life Balance & Wellness – Flexible hybrid work schedule plus access to our on-site gym and showers to support your health and convenience.
- Professional Growth & Development – Support for training, skill-building, and tuition reimbursement.
- Community Engagement – Take advantage of 9 extra paid hours annually to give back through volunteering.
- Challenging & Meaningful Projects – Design infrastructure that strengthens communities and protects natural resources.
- Leadership & Growth Opportunities – Develop your career in a supportive, forward-thinking environment.
- Collaborative & Innovative Culture – Work in a dynamic team where your voice and ideas are valued.
Requirements
- Professional Engineer (PE) license.
- 4+ years of experience.
- Strong understanding of AutoCAD Civil3D.
- Demonstrate excellent time management skills and be able to complete assigned tasks within deadlines
- Ability to work independently, as well as part of a team
- Possess excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, and the ability to prioritize competing tasks
- Maintain a professional appearance and behavior
- Attentive and approachable. Able to navigate a dynamic and collaborative work environment
- Well organized and detail oriented
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