Civil engineering and land development services across transportation, survey, and design-build
Alliant Engineering operates a 51–200-person civil engineering practice built around transportation, land development, and design-build work. The tech stack is dominated by Bentley (MicroStation, OpenRoads, OpenBridge Designer) and Autodesk (Civil 3D, AutoCAD) tools—industry-standard CAD and modeling platforms—paired with specialized simulators (VISSIM, HydroCAD) and surveying hardware (Trimble, GPS, GIS). The hiring profile skews heavily senior and director-level, with 26 of 31 open roles targeting experienced engineers and practice leaders, signaling a business focused on delivering high-complexity projects rather than building junior talent pipelines.
Notable leadership hires: Municipal Practice Director, Environmental Services Director, Water Resources Director, Survey Crew Chief, Marketing Director
Alliant Engineering provides civil engineering, landscape architecture, planning, and surveying services to public and private sector clients across project scales—from small municipal work to large national and international contracts. The core service lines span transportation design, land development, design-build delivery, boundary and construction surveys, stormwater and water resource engineering, and traffic operations. Headquartered in Minneapolis since 1995, Alliant operates regional offices in Jacksonville, Tampa, and Mankato. The firm is employee-owned and actively recruiting across engineering and practice leadership roles to expand municipal consulting capacity and enter new geographic markets.
Alliant's stack centers on Bentley (MicroStation, OpenRoads, OpenBridge Designer) and Autodesk (AutoCAD Civil 3D) for design, VISSIM and HydroCAD for traffic and drainage modeling, Trimble Business Center for surveying, and GIS tools for spatial analysis.
Alliant Engineering is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with regional offices in Jacksonville, Tampa, and Mankato.
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