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Established over a century ago in 1892, Osborn is proud to be one of the nation’s oldest engineering firms, continuing a tradition of excellence through outstanding quality in engineering.

Osborn is a fully integrated, multi-disciplined design firm that uses a specialized team approach to engineering projects. These teams are built from a staff of over 300 professionals that provide designs for all phases of a wide range of projects. Osborn has specialists in civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, life safety, technology and transportation engineering, as well as lighting design and commissioning. As an employee-owned firm, each Osborn employee is committed to education and advancement, ensuring that every project is completed with a sense of pride.

Osborn’s strength lies with its people. We are innovative thinkers, ready to creatively overcome challenges and push the boundaries of design. We believe that consulting in the built environment centers around challenging ourselves with every project. We have an open door policy to drive creativity in our designs and thought methodology. As an employee owned firm, our team takes ownership and strives to build creative relationships with our clients where innovation drives our success.

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Project Engineer
3.0
31 March 2026
Solid Civil Engineering Firm, Okay Pay & Benefits
Pros: As a Project Engineer in the Jacksonville, FL office, my base salary felt pretty competitive for the civil engineering industry. They offer a decent 401k match, which is a big plus for retirement planning. It's a stable mid-sized firm, so you generally feel secure.
Cons: The healthcare benefits aren't great; the deductibles are really high, which eats into my pay. Annual raises are usually pretty small, so it's tough to feel like you're truly getting ahead financially. There isn't much in the way of performance bonuses for engineering roles, either.
Advice to Management: Focus on improving the healthcare options to make them more affordable and comprehensive. Re-evaluate the annual raise structure to ensure it keeps up with inflation and reflects employee contributions more effectively. This would really help with retention in engineering roles.
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