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Senior Water Resource Engineer
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LVI Associates
Nashville, TN (In Person)
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Job Description
A privately owned, multi‑discipline engineering firm with a family‑oriented, old‑school culture that genuinely takes care of its people. The firm operates across water resources, civil/transportation, utilities, and environmental work, with strong government and municipal clients.
High performers are rewarded quickly through bonuses, profit sharing, and an ESOP ownership path.
Role SummaryThis role is ideal for a hands‑on Water Resources / Civil Engineer who enjoys doing the work, not just managing it. You will contribute directly to the design, analysis, and delivery of water resources and civil infrastructure projects, while collaborating across offices and disciplines.
This is not a high‑pressure sales role, the focus is on being a technical producer who can own their space, adapt to different project needs, and support a growing team in Nashville.
Key ResponsibilitiesTechnical ProductionDesign and deliver water resources and civil infrastructure projects, including:
Stream restoration and drainage projectsWaterline replacement and utility infrastructureFloodplain and hydraulic analysisErosion & sediment controlTransportation‑adjacent civil work (culverts, roadway drainage, etc.)Perform hydraulic and hydrologic modeling using tools such as:
HEC‑RASOther federal / municipal hydraulic softwareSupport governmental and federally funded projectsProject & Team SupportWork across disciplines as workload demandsSupport project managers with technical executionAssist with field reviews, constructability input, and troubleshootingContribute to a collaborative, non‑siloed cultureGrowth in NashvilleHelp re‑establish and grow water resources capability in the Nashville officeInitially more production‑focused, with client exposure increasing over timeLeverage existing teaming relationships and strategic partnersWhat They're Looking For5-10+ years of experience in water resources / civil engineeringPE preferred, but strong producers without a PE will be consideredExperience with:
DOT or public infrastructure projectsMunicipal / governmental clientsHydraulic modeling and stream projectsFlexible, adaptable mindset - comfortable wearing multiple hatsProfessional who can own their role and integrate into a close‑knit teamCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive base salaryBonuses + profit sharingESOP ownership opportunity for long‑term contributorsStrong internal support and leadership accessHigh performers are recognized and rewarded quickly
High performers are rewarded quickly through bonuses, profit sharing, and an ESOP ownership path.
Role SummaryThis role is ideal for a hands‑on Water Resources / Civil Engineer who enjoys doing the work, not just managing it. You will contribute directly to the design, analysis, and delivery of water resources and civil infrastructure projects, while collaborating across offices and disciplines.
This is not a high‑pressure sales role, the focus is on being a technical producer who can own their space, adapt to different project needs, and support a growing team in Nashville.
Key ResponsibilitiesTechnical ProductionDesign and deliver water resources and civil infrastructure projects, including:
Stream restoration and drainage projectsWaterline replacement and utility infrastructureFloodplain and hydraulic analysisErosion & sediment controlTransportation‑adjacent civil work (culverts, roadway drainage, etc.)Perform hydraulic and hydrologic modeling using tools such as:
HEC‑RASOther federal / municipal hydraulic softwareSupport governmental and federally funded projectsProject & Team SupportWork across disciplines as workload demandsSupport project managers with technical executionAssist with field reviews, constructability input, and troubleshootingContribute to a collaborative, non‑siloed cultureGrowth in NashvilleHelp re‑establish and grow water resources capability in the Nashville officeInitially more production‑focused, with client exposure increasing over timeLeverage existing teaming relationships and strategic partnersWhat They're Looking For5-10+ years of experience in water resources / civil engineeringPE preferred, but strong producers without a PE will be consideredExperience with:
DOT or public infrastructure projectsMunicipal / governmental clientsHydraulic modeling and stream projectsFlexible, adaptable mindset - comfortable wearing multiple hatsProfessional who can own their role and integrate into a close‑knit teamCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive base salaryBonuses + profit sharingESOP ownership opportunity for long‑term contributorsStrong internal support and leadership accessHigh performers are recognized and rewarded quickly