What are the responsibilities and job description for the Water Resources Engineer position at Seamon, Whiteside & Assoc Inc?
Description
SeamonWhiteside is looking for a talented and motivated individual to join our growing water resources team as a Water Resource Engineer in our Greenville, South Carolina office.
This position will focus on the analysis and design of water and wastewater infrastructure to include gravity and pressure sanitary sewer mains, water transmission mains, and pumping systems. The successful candidate will be leading the technical execution and delivery of projects and tasks ranging from water and wastewater system assessments and master planning, asset inventory and management, water/wastewater hydraulic studies, water/wastewater transmission main extensions, pump station design, design and preparation of construction documents, and construction administration.
About Us
Since the company’s beginning in 1985, we’ve blended the disciplines of civil engineering and landscape architecture from concept to completion to create places of legacy and inspiration for our clients, community, and family. There is a big difference in how engineers and landscape architects visualize a project. At SW we approach every plan from both points of view, working together to create a successfully integrated venture. In our world, that’s a good thing.
With the goal of being the best design firm in the region, the SW leadership team continues to attract the brightest talent, each with a unique expertise. SW ’s water resources team expands our diverse portfolio at a variety of scales in both the public and private sectors including utilities infrastructure design, water/wastewater and stormwater management, flood studies, , and resiliency planning.
With over 200 employees, and offices in Mount Pleasant, Greenville, Summerville, and Spartanburg, SC as well as Charlotte and Raleigh, NC, SW inspires employees to stand behind its tagline, of designing innovative spaces that enrich lives and leave a legacy for future generations.
Company culture is at the core of who we are. SW offers a mentorship program and other professional growth opportunities. In addition, company sponsored events, such as golf tournaments, sports teams, and happy hours, along with philanthropic endeavors provide opportunities throughout the year to lift morale and strengthen bonds between coworkers.
Requirements
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Civil, Environmental, or Agricultural Engineering, required
Master’s Degree is a plus
Experience: 4 - 8 years work experience in a similar position
Desired Skills
- Professional Engineer (PE) registration preferred
- In-depth knowledge of and experience with design of municipal water and wastewater infrastructure, such as collection systems, pump stations, and closed conduit system
- Proficient use of hydraulic modeling software such as PCSWMM, EPANET, and WaterCAD
- Extensive knowledge and capabilities with ESRI ArcGIS Pro, Survey 123, and Field Maps
- Detailed experience with AutoCAD and Civil3D software for preparation of construction documents
- A strong desire for continuous professional and personal development and improvement
Other Skills/Abilities
- Excellent written, verbal, and graphic communication skills
- Strong organizational and project management skills
- Positive attitude and strong work ethic
- Excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills
- Excellent interpersonal skills - ability to effectively interact with individuals at all levels
- Ability to be both creative and analytical
- Positive, solution-oriented attitude
- Detail-oriented and accurate
- Ability to work independently to effectively manage time and work in a team environment
Working Environment/Physical Demands
- General office environment: Works generally at a desk in a well-lit, air-conditioned cubicle/office, with moderate noise levels
- Outdoor field investigations may occur based on project requirements
- Periods of stress may occur
Physical Demands
- Activities require a significant amount of sitting at office and work desks and in front of a computer monitor
- Outdoor field investigations may require physically demanding tasks such as investigating infrastructure or inspecting ongoing construction projects
- Some walking and standing relative to interaction with other personnel
