Water Resources PE

Technical Leadership & Design

• Conduct advanced hydrologic and hydraulic evaluations related to major infrastructure programs, including flow modeling, flood mitigation, and system performance assessments.
• Lead the design and development of large conveyance systems such as pipelines, canals, tunnels, and pump stations.
• Oversee the engineering of water storage and regulation facilities, including dams, reservoirs, diversion structures, and related assets.
• Support the development of municipal and regional systems for potable water, wastewater, reuse, and advanced treatment processes.
• Develop technical documentation including reports, calculations, and design deliverables.
• Prepare construction plans, specifications, cost analyses, and material estimates.
• Ensure design work aligns with applicable regulatory requirements and industry standards.
• Provide technical direction to junior staff and contribute to a collaborative team culture.

Project Execution & Coordination

• Work closely with project leadership to advance design packages and meet established project goals.
• Independently manage assigned tasks while maintaining accuracy, quality, and schedule commitments.
• Mentor and guide junior engineers, supporting their technical development and project contributions.
• Assist with coordination tasks such as scheduling, budgeting, and internal communication.
• Participate in interdisciplinary project discussions and coordination efforts.
• Engage in meetings with external stakeholders, including clients and regulatory agencies.

Business Development Support

• Contribute to proposals by developing technical narratives, defining scopes of work, and supporting fee estimates.
• Assist with qualifications packages and other marketing materials.
• Help maintain and grow client relationships through consistent engagement and high-quality deliverables.

Collaboration & Communication

• Clearly communicate technical concepts to diverse audiences, both internally and externally.
• Work effectively alongside professionals in related disciplines such as environmental, construction, and digital services.
• Participate in industry groups, technical forums, or professional events as appropriate.
  
  

Education & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or a closely related discipline required; advanced education is advantageous.
• Approximately 10 years of progressive experience in water infrastructure design and delivery.
• Demonstrated experience with large-scale hydraulic systems such as transmission networks, storage facilities, or treatment plants.
• Professional engineering licensure required or ability to obtain licensure within a reasonable period.

Technical Skills

• Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with sound engineering judgment.
• Familiarity with engineering and modeling software commonly used in water resources design (e.g., hydrologic/hydraulic modeling platforms and GIS-based tools).
• Experience working with governmental or regulatory agencies is preferred.

Professional Skills

• Ability to manage multiple priorities across geographically diverse projects.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including technical documentation and presentations.
• Capable of working both independently and collaboratively within team settings.
• Willingness to travel occasionally based on project demands.
  
  

• Collaborative: Works effectively with others and builds strong professional relationships.
• Adaptable: Thrives in dynamic environments and responds well to evolving project needs.
• Results-Driven: Demonstrates initiative and follows through on commitments in fast-paced settings.
• Analytical: Approaches challenges with logical thinking and data-driven solutions.
• Organized & Detail-Oriented: Maintains high standards for quality, accuracy, and accountability.
• Open-Minded: Values diverse perspectives and contributes constructively to team discussions.