Project Engineer / Municipal
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in civil engineering is required.
- Entry-level candidates through those with four years of design and construction engineering experience on water, wastewater, transportation, and stormwater-related projects are eligible.
- An Engineer in Training (EIT) credential must be secured or the candidate must be able to secure it.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills are required.
- A valid driver's license is required.
- Willingness to embrace and align with EEI's mission and core values is required.
- Participate on project teams as needed for a variety of projects.
- Provide support for planning, design, and reporting on various infrastructure projects.
- Provide construction oversight on various infrastructure projects.
- Provide construction management on various infrastructure projects.
About the company
Engineering Enterprises designs civil infrastructure and surveys land for public agencies and private entities. Its engineers plan water supply, wastewater and transportation systems, working from early project studies through design and construction oversight. The firm also addresses stormwater and floodplain problems, reviews development proposals and helps clients identify funding for infrastructure improvements. It earns fees for engineering, surveying and consulting assignments, with technical work that connects proposed improvements to the needs of the communities they serve. Founded in 1974, Engineering Enterprises is headquartered in Sugar Grove, Illinois.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Sugar Grove, IL
Founded
1974
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- EEI mentees get an assigned advisor: its mentorship program pairs them with experienced employees to transfer knowledge.
- EEI pays Sugar Grove interns $25-$27 hourly: eligibility requires four-year civil/construction engineering degree enrollment and a valid driver's license.
- EEI reported financial management recognition in August 2026: Circle of Excellence selects the top 20% of survey participants.
What critics are saying
- EEI has geographic concentration: its stated business plan targets public and private clients in northern Illinois.
- Licensing gates EEI transportation leadership: Sugar Grove project managers need professional engineer registration and eight years' transportation experience.
- EEI's certified construction staff face recurring credentials work: maintaining inspector certifications requires ongoing training.
What makes Engineering Enterprises unique
- EEI acts as municipal engineering staff: consulting engagements cover ordinance review and capital improvement planning.
- EEI keeps infrastructure maps usable: geospatial support extends through installation, staff training and ongoing data maintenance.
- EEI construction oversight includes public relations: staff coordinate with residents and businesses affected by projects.
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