Consider a future with Flynn Engineering

Thank you for your interest in exploring employment opportunities at Flynn Engineering. Our mission has been to meet our clients’ goals and to maintain our high standards of providing excellent service. To accomplish this mission, we continually seek highly trained, skilled and motivated people to join our qualified team of professional engineers.

If you’re looking for a company that offers you the opportunity to use your talent and creativity, and if you possess the initiative, ability and desire to achieve greater responsibility, consider what Flynn Engineering has to offer.

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Fax your resume to (954) 522-7630      or     e-mail   info@flynnengineering.com

Great benefits, excellent salaries, state-of-the-art equipment,
and an energetic team environment.

Did You Know?

"It's estimated that 219,000 civil engineers will be employed in the U.S. by 2005.

 A civil engineer deals with the problems of tomorrow as well as the challenges of today. Since each engineering problem has novel characteristics, civil engineers work in cooperation with others in different fields to combine knowledge and creativity with the initiative to fulfill objectives, protect society, and meet the construction and operating budgets of their projects. To meet the growing demands of our highly industrialized society, today's civil engineer needs the technical expertise to develop new cost-effective techniques, materials, and technologies that will advance construction, manufacturing, and transportation while at the same time addressing the need to maintain and upgrade current infrastructures and facilities. With an annual estimated capital expenditure for infrastructure renewal total more than $1 billion, the need for well trained civil engineers will be critical in the future. Civil Engineers make use of technologies such as Global Positioning Systems and advanced composite materials to meet the ever increasing demands of society. Well trained civil engineers also must recognize and understand how their work may potentially affect the environment. Such concerns as possible groundwater contamination from leaching of hazardous/solid wastes from landfills or from acid mine drainage is just one of a number of environmental issues that the civil engineer must consider in project planning and construction."