Water/Wastewater Engineer

Key ResponsibilitiesProvide technical leadership for water and wastewater treatment projects spanning planning, design, construction support, and start-up activitiesLead or support project delivery for small to mid-sized assignments, including responsibility for scope execution, schedule coordination, and budget trackingConduct and support site-related activities including field observations, sampling oversight, and pilot or bench-scale efforts when requiredReview construction-phase documentation such as shop drawings, RFIs, and technical submittals for alignment with design intent and contract requirementsCoordinate and integrate work across multiple disciplines including process, civil, structural, electrical, instrumentation, and support staffSupport internal team development through coaching, technical guidance, and day-to-day mentorship of junior engineersFoster clear, consistent communication across project teams and with client and partner organizationsMaintain and grow relationships with repeat public-sector and utility clients through reliable delivery and responsivenessCollaborate with regional leadership and sales teams on opportunity identification and pursuit effortsContribute to proposal development, including work plans, level-of-effort assumptions, and fee developmentProvide engineering support during construction as needed, including site services and contractor coordinationPeriodic travel may be required based on project needsRequired QualificationsBachelor's degree in Civil, Environmental, or a related engineering disciplineEngineer-in-Training status or successful completion of the FE exam, with Professional Engineer licensure expected or required at more senior levelsDemonstrated experience delivering water or wastewater treatment projects, with increasing responsibility for cost control, schedule, quality, and coordination at higher levelsAbility to manage multiple priorities while meeting technical, budget, and schedule expectationsStrong problem-solving skills with the ability to evaluate alternatives and develop practical solutionsClear written and verbal communication skills for technical and non-technical audiencesCollaborative working style and comfort operating within multi-discipline teamsSelf-directed, dependable, and accountable approach to workFunctional proficiency with standard business and technical software tools