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WithersRavenel Tech Stack

Multi-discipline engineering firm specializing in water infrastructure and community development

Civil Engineering Cary, NC 201–500 employees Founded 1983 Privately Held

WithersRavenel is a 460-person, employee-owned civil and environmental engineering firm operating across nine North Carolina locations. The tech stack is dominated by Autodesk (Civil 3D, AutoCAD) and Esri (ArcGIS) tools — the standard for infrastructure design and asset management — with specialist water modeling software (HEC-RAS, SWMM, WaterGEMS) reflecting their focus on flood mitigation and wastewater systems. Hiring is heavily concentrated in engineering (40 of 47 open roles) and weighted toward senior-level staff, indicating an operationally mature firm scaling project delivery rather than rebuilding capability.

Tech Stack 27 technologies

Core StackAutoCAD ArcGIS Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign SketchUp Python Civil 3D HEC-RAS SWMM AutoCAD Civil 3D Plant 3D LinkedIn Recruiter WaterGEMS WaterCAD SewerGEMS MicroStation Photoshop InDesign WaterGems RStudio Esri ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Pro ArcSDE Leica GNSS

What WithersRavenel Is Building

Challenges

  • System performance and resilience improvement
  • Strengthening community infrastructure
  • Improving sustainability of communities
  • Complex water and wastewater projects
  • Reducing flood risks
  • Improving water quality
  • Stormwater management
  • Flood mitigation
  • Environmental compliance
  • Extend life of critical infrastructure

Active Projects

  • Pipeline infrastructure projects
  • Drainage design
  • Flood mitigation
  • Mixed-use projects
  • Industrial projects
  • Multifamily projects
  • Water and wastewater treatment facilities
  • Water/wastewater projects that strengthen community infrastructure
  • Pump station upgrades
  • Storage facility construction

Hiring Activity

Decelerating45 roles · 8 in 30d

Department

Engineering
40
Construction
3
Design
2
HR
1
Ops
1

Seniority

Senior
35
Junior
6
Mid
5
Director
1

Notable leadership hires: Civil Director

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About WithersRavenel

WithersRavenel designs and manages civil infrastructure projects for public and private clients across the Carolinas. The firm's service areas span land development, surveying, water resources, environmental compliance, stormwater management, utilities, and landscape architecture — supported by in-house surveyors, GIS professionals, wetland biologists, and construction administrators. Active projects focus on pipeline infrastructure, drainage systems, flood mitigation, water and wastewater treatment facilities, and mixed-use development. The firm operates as an ESOP (employee stock ownership plan), structuring equity ownership across its 460+ employee-owners.

HeadquartersCary, NC
Company Size201–500 employees
Founded1983
Hiring MarketsAustralia, United States, Switzerland

Frequently Asked Questions

What software does WithersRavenel use for design?

Civil 3D and AutoCAD (Autodesk suite) for design and drafting; HEC-RAS and SWMM for hydraulic and stormwater modeling; ArcGIS and ArcGIS Pro for asset management and spatial analysis; MicroStation and SketchUp for additional visualization.

What types of projects does WithersRavenel work on?

Infrastructure-heavy: pipeline systems, water and wastewater treatment facilities, stormwater drainage, flood mitigation, pump station upgrades, and mixed-use development. Focus on strengthening community infrastructure and reducing flood risk.

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