Our client, a well-established and growing civil engineering firm, is actively seeking a Site Civil Engineer to lead and expand their site civil practice in the Charleston, SC office. This is a direct-hire leadership role—ideal for a highly experienced professional ready to take ownership of a practice area and make a lasting impact in the Lowcountry region.
Position Overview:
In this key role, you’ll be responsible for managing multidisciplinary teams, overseeing site development projects, mentoring junior engineers, and contributing to both strategic planning and business growth. You’ll also drive client development efforts and ensure the practice meets its financial and performance goals.
Compensation & Benefits:
One of the highest compensation currently in Charleston, SC job market
Bonus potential and performance incentives
Comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, PTO, 401k, and more)
Opportunity for long-term leadership growth and impact
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and expand the site civil practice within the Charleston market
Build and manage high-performing technical and project teams
Coordinate with senior leadership on business strategy and goals
Manage budgeting, resourcing, and financial performance of the practice
Lead proposals and contribute technical insight across project phases
Mentor staff and lead performance development efforts
What You Bring:
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field (required)
Professional Engineer (PE) license (required)
10+ years of experience in site civil engineering and land development
Proven success in project management and client development
Familiarity with local permitting and market dynamics in the Charleston area
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
Why Work With Us?
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