Project Delivery Engineer

Primary role: the Engineer, Project Delivery is responsible for various project-delivery focused engineering tasks for water and wastewater utility-system capital projects, such as design, project management, and ensuring efficient, reliable delivery of services to customers. Responsibilities may also include technical partnering and supervision over consulting engineers, contractors, technicians, and/or CAD operators.

Responsibilities

• Assist with leading and managing water and wastewater engineering projects from inception to completion, ensuring they are delivered on time, within scope, and within budget.
• Establish project budget and scope.
• Develop detailed project plans, designs, and specifications for water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including pipelines, treatment plants, and pumping stations.
• Conduct system capacity evaluations, analysis of water source, treatment, pumping and collection/distribution, storage, or other system deficiencies as assigned to support ongoing operations, service extension requests, or regional growth opportunities.
• Assist with multiple small to medium-size projects and perform varied engineering assignments associated with planning, design, or construction.
• Develop technical information and concepts into feasible and effective engineering approaches.
• Support the pre-qualification and selection of consulting and construction organizations for projects using negotiation or competitive selection processes.

Requirements

• EIT or 2–4 years’ experience in engineering design, planning, construction, project delivery, and/or project management.
• Water system and wastewater collection system hydraulic modeling experience is a plus.
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering; advanced degree preferred.
• Valid Driver’s License.
• Engineer in Training (EIT) preferred.

Skills

• Demonstrated knowledge of engineering design theory and practice.
• Familiarity with project management, construction and contract management, water and wastewater facilities, and utility operations.
• Knowledge of current trends in water quality and treatment and other aspects of the water industry.
• Familiarity with environmental regulatory requirements and trends impacting the water industry.
• Sound business acumen and judgment.
• Effective quantitative and analytical skills; attention to detail.
• Effective verbal and written communications skills (e.g., report writing, listening, and presentation).
• Strong interpersonal skills (e.g., tact/diplomacy, persuasion, team building, cooperation, leadership, ability to motivate others).
• Financial analysis skill, including budget management, business modeling, and basic accounting knowledge.

Schedule

• Primarily in the office with occasional work in the field at water/wastewater facilities to conduct site investigations and participate in on-site project kick-off/review meetings.
• Up to 20% travel, as required.

Competencies

• Champions safety
• Customer obsessed
• Cultivates innovation
• Nimble learning
• Drives results
• Collaborates