11 Hydrologic/Hydraulic Structural Project Engineer Jobs

“Laid off due to lack of work”

Pros:  “Good salary and benefits. Signing bonus. Professional work environment. Flexible 40-hour work week. Nice office. Good IT support. Supportive co-workers.”

Cons:  “Lack of billable work. Penny pinching over minor items. Lack of communication between staff and management. Lack of available training and skill development. Our…” – Full Review

“URS is a decent place to work, I have enjoyed my experience here.”

Pros:  “Flexible work schedule (e.g. 9/80 schedule), diverse and interesting projects, big A/E firm so lots of technical resources, offices all over the world, challenging work…”

Cons:  “Publicly traded company so you won't get the small-private firm feel, some offices are stunning while others are drab and unimpressive (like this one), no bonus…” – Full Review

“Very Good”

Pros:  “Good pay and lots of benefits also 401K plan”

Cons:  “Long hours and traveling sucks as well” – Full Review

“The people are great!”

Pros:  “The people make WorleyParsons. There is lots of opportunity if you want it and go for it.”

Cons:  “Things sometimes take a long time to happen as you have to get approvals from all different levels.” – Full Review

“The people are great!”

Pros:  “The people make WorleyParsons. There is lots of opportunity if you want it and go for it.”

Cons:  “Things sometimes take a long time to happen as you have to get approvals from all different levels.” – Full Review

“Excellent experience”

Pros:  “Projects that are challenging for the staff”

Cons:  “Focus on accounting that detracts from project execution” – Full Review