Water Resources Engineer

Responsibilities

• Perform drainage design on highway and bridge construction projects.
• Review documents and design work for compliance with plans and specifications.
• Prepare designs to include state stormwater management plan requirements.
• Mentor younger engineers in hydrology and hydraulics.
• Participate in field investigations, some travel may be required in the Southeast.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in hydrology and hydraulics.
• Strong ability to work independently and collaboratively, prioritizing client satisfaction.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Familiarity with software such as MicroStation, GEOPAK, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, TR-20, FHWA Hydraulics Toolbox, HY8, etc., is advantageous.
• Experience with Department of Transportation design principles is desired.
• Familiarity with SCDOT, NCDOT, and GDOT design principles is preferred.

Safety Requirement

• Completion of OSHA 10 certification is required as a condition of employment.

Education and Experience Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or related field required.
• EIT with a minimum of 2 years of water resources experience performing drainage design on highway and bridge construction projects required.
• Professional Engineer (PE) preferred with 4-7 years of water resources experience performing drainage design on highway and bridge construction projects required.

Pay Range

$70,000 - $95,000 per year

Benefits

Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits
Professional development and clear paths for career growth
A collaborative, supportive team of skilled professionals
Opportunities to work on impactful infrastructure projects that shape and connect communities

Schedule

This is a full-time onsite position, operating within regular office hours of 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Flexibility for occasional night and weekend work based on project demands is expected. This position involves 10-20% field work with 80-90% design engineering. Travel will primarily be to job sites within the local area, with occasional trips to other ICE projects in the Southeast region. Fieldwork and site visits may be required.