Water Resources Engineer (Combined Sewer Systems)
Water Resources Engineer (Combined Sewer Systems)
Individual can work remotely from anywhere within the United States
Mead & Hunt is looking for a water resources engineer to serve in a technical role on combined sewer system and wastewater collection system projects for the Civil/Hydrodynamics Department. In this role, the engineer will be responsible for a wide range of technical production focused work including designing plans and specifications, permit applications, studies and hydraulic analysis. Candidates with a background in collection system design and/or modeling will excel in this role. They should also have a strong desire to focus on the design aspects of projects.
Mead & Hunt’s One Water Group is an indispensable resource for clients who must balance the myriad competing needs of sustainably managing water. The Mead & Hunt One Water Group has an extensive backlog serving a broad variety of clients ranging from municipal to industrial and aviation. The Civil/Hydrodynamics Department, within One Water, routinely handles such projects as stormwater, wastewater, and combined sewer regional modeling and planning, conveyance design, sewer overflow reduction, and green infrastructure programs for its clients. This department currently manages the City of Peoria’s combined sewer system and is responsible for overseeing their multi-decade program to strategically install green infrastructure and gray infrastructure to reduce combined sewer overflows. Similar efforts for the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District work to lessen sewer overflows by increasing sewer capacity and maximizing flow to the deep tunnel system. This work often includes design of complex diversion structures and large diameter sewers with significant utility relocation. The team’s superior technical skill, can-do spirit, and supportive atmosphere provide an ideal environment for the right engineer to truly flourish in their professional life.
The individual can work remotely anywhere within the US. Please indicate location preference when applying for the position.
Mead & Hunt has a vibrant culture and offers flexibility to employees! The firm also offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive compensation, medical & dental insurance, 401 (k), bonus structure, and ownership opportunities.
Salary Range: $85,000 - $200,000 /year – Actual compensation may vary due to other factors such as: experience, skill set and location.
About the Firm:
Founded in 1900, Mead & Hunt is an employee-owned firm boasting more than 1300+ engineers, architects, planners, construction, and support staff in 40+ offices nationwide. Mead & Hunt ranked 81st in Engineering News-Record’s Top 500 Design Firms list.
Requirements:
• BS in Civil Engineering or related engineering discipline
• 5+ years of experience
• Licensed EIT, PE preferred
• Combined sewer system, CSO reduction, wastewater conveyance or stormwater conveyance experience.
• Proficiency using Civil 3D
• Hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) modeling experience using software such as PCSWMM, EPASWMM, ICM InfoWorks, or similar is preferred.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Critical and insightful thinker
• Ability to work independently and take self-initiative
Individual can work remotely from anywhere within the United States
Mead & Hunt is looking for a water resources engineer to serve in a technical role on combined sewer system and wastewater collection system projects for the Civil/Hydrodynamics Department. In this role, the engineer will be responsible for a wide range of technical production focused work including designing plans and specifications, permit applications, studies and hydraulic analysis. Candidates with a background in collection system design and/or modeling will excel in this role. They should also have a strong desire to focus on the design aspects of projects.
Mead & Hunt’s One Water Group is an indispensable resource for clients who must balance the myriad competing needs of sustainably managing water. The Mead & Hunt One Water Group has an extensive backlog serving a broad variety of clients ranging from municipal to industrial and aviation. The Civil/Hydrodynamics Department, within One Water, routinely handles such projects as stormwater, wastewater, and combined sewer regional modeling and planning, conveyance design, sewer overflow reduction, and green infrastructure programs for its clients. This department currently manages the City of Peoria’s combined sewer system and is responsible for overseeing their multi-decade program to strategically install green infrastructure and gray infrastructure to reduce combined sewer overflows. Similar efforts for the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District work to lessen sewer overflows by increasing sewer capacity and maximizing flow to the deep tunnel system. This work often includes design of complex diversion structures and large diameter sewers with significant utility relocation. The team’s superior technical skill, can-do spirit, and supportive atmosphere provide an ideal environment for the right engineer to truly flourish in their professional life.
The individual can work remotely anywhere within the US. Please indicate location preference when applying for the position.
Mead & Hunt has a vibrant culture and offers flexibility to employees! The firm also offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive compensation, medical & dental insurance, 401 (k), bonus structure, and ownership opportunities.
Salary Range: $85,000 - $200,000 /year – Actual compensation may vary due to other factors such as: experience, skill set and location.
About the Firm:
Founded in 1900, Mead & Hunt is an employee-owned firm boasting more than 1300+ engineers, architects, planners, construction, and support staff in 40+ offices nationwide. Mead & Hunt ranked 81st in Engineering News-Record’s Top 500 Design Firms list.
Requirements:
• BS in Civil Engineering or related engineering discipline
• 5+ years of experience
• Licensed EIT, PE preferred
• Combined sewer system, CSO reduction, wastewater conveyance or stormwater conveyance experience.
• Proficiency using Civil 3D
• Hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) modeling experience using software such as PCSWMM, EPASWMM, ICM InfoWorks, or similar is preferred.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Critical and insightful thinker
• Ability to work independently and take self-initiative