HBK Engineering, LLC

2024 Power Up Program Graduates

Chicago or Oak Brook, IL
Full Time
Power Up
Entry Level
HBK Engineering has career opportunities for successful Power Up graduates interested in working within the utility industry. We offer a wide array of entry-level positions within our organization. Departments include, but are not limited to design, land surveying and utility locating.

As a professional services organization, HBK views our employees as our number one asset. Our goal is to recruit the best candidates in the industry and retain them for a long, progressive career. HBK is a fast-paced, team-centered environment with many opportunities for growth. Our long list of established clients provides employees with the opportunity to work on dynamic and challenging projects every day. We offer an exciting and gainful work environment encouraging professional, personal, and organizational growth. Our team of cross-functional employees contributes to an entrepreneurial-minded atmosphere where ideas, creativity and solutions are cultivated.

Potential Entry Level Career Opportunities:
  • Utility Locator
  • Field Technician
  • Project Coordinator
  • Designer
HBK is transforming essential infrastructure to achieve a sustainable future and empower the communities where we live and work. 

Since first opening our doors in 1998, HBK Engineering has quickly emerged as a leader in the utility infrastructure space through our experience on smart grid, modernization, resiliency, communications, fiber to the home (FTTH), and microgrid projects. Today, we’re a Quanta Services Company—a team of 43,000 dedicated individuals offering end-to-end solutions for the utility, energy, and construction industries. 

Team members at HBK Engineering are committed to designing the future we want to live in, and safety is at the center of everything we do. HBK Engineering offers a professional environment where you’ll work alongside some of the best talent in the industry. We offer excellent benefits, competitive salary, employee resource groups, and a community-focused environment where our staff members believe in giving back. At HBK Engineering, you’ll discover a culture where the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion are exemplified by all. Better outcomes are achieved when we bring our authentic selves to work daily. 

Our sights are set on the future, and we invite you to rise to the challenge. 

Background Check and Drug Testing Information
Offers contingent upon satisfactory results from our standard background check and receipt of results of a satisfactory drug screening test from a location specified by HBK.

EEO
HBK is an equal opportunity employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, and other legally protected characteristics. 
 
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