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    This document provides an overview of the career path and requirements for civil engineer positions at different levels. It describes the job duties of an entry-level Civil Engineer I, which includes providing engineering services in both field and office settings such as planning, design, time management and maintenance, and possibly supervising a team. A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, good communication and computer skills, and leadership and organizational abilities are needed. Starting salaries are provided for Civil Engineer I through III positions, ranging from $72,623 to $102,808, based on years of experience. The job description notes various civil engineering specializations and advantages to the field such as steady work due to ongoing construction and infrastructure projects.

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    This document provides an overview of the career path and requirements for civil engineer positions at different levels. It describes the job duties of an entry-level Civil Engineer I, which includes providing engineering services in both field and office settings such as planning, design, time management and maintenance, and possibly supervising a team. A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, good communication and computer skills, and leadership and organizational abilities are needed. Starting salaries are provided for Civil Engineer I through III positions, ranging from $72,623 to $102,808, based on years of experience. The job description notes various civil engineering specializations and advantages to the field such as steady work due to ongoing construction and infrastructure projects.

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    This document provides an overview of the career path and requirements for civil engineer positions at different levels. It describes the job duties of an entry-level Civil Engineer I, which includes providing engineering services in both field and office settings such as planning, design, time management and maintenance, and possibly supervising a team. A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, good communication and computer skills, and leadership and organizational abilities are needed. Starting salaries are provided for Civil Engineer I through III positions, ranging from $72,623 to $102,808, based on years of experience. The job description notes various civil engineering specializations and advantages to the field such as steady work due to ongoing construction and infrastructure projects.

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    This document provides an overview of the career path and requirements for civil engineer positions at different levels. It describes the job duties of an entry-level Civil Engineer I, which includes providing engineering services in both field and office settings such as planning, design, time management and maintenance, and possibly supervising a team. A bachelor's degree in civil engineering, good communication and computer skills, and leadership and organizational abilities are needed. Starting salaries are provided for Civil Engineer I through III positions, ranging from $72,623 to $102,808, based on years of experience. The job description notes various civil engineering specializations and advantages to the field such as steady work due to ongoing construction and infrastructure projects.

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    Career Fact Sheet

    Ryan Patterson
    Email: rpatter2@mix.wvu.edu

    Job Overview
    Civil Engineer I: the purpose of an entry level civil engineering is to provide engineering services to field and office. These services could be planning, time management, design, and maintenance. It may also include supervising a team of civil engineers.

    Requirements
    This job position requires a Bachelors degree in civil engineering from a 4-year university. You must have good communication skills and good computer skills. Leadership and organizational skills are also important. Civil Engineer I
    -Requires 4 year bachelor degree -2-10 years of experience. -Average salary $72,623

    Civil Engineer II
    -4 year bachelor degree -5-10 years of experience. -Average salary $86,736

    Civil Engineer III


    -4 year bachelor degree -10-15 years of experience. -Average salary $102,808

    Job Description
    There are several disciplines within civil engineering that you can specialize in J such as structural, geotechnical, and water resources engineering. All of which contribute to the design and building of new construction projects. Civil Engineering will always have a good job market because there are always new buildings and highways under construction. Another advantage is that existing infrastructure will always need renovations or additions.

    Resources - http://www1.salary.com/ - http://www.kljeng.com/ - http://www.engineerjobs.com/

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