Wastewater Project Engineer

Woodard & Curran is an employee-owned engineering, science, and operations firm dedicated to clean water, a safe environment, healthy communities, and happy people.

• Leading the design of, or portions of design for, collection system, pumping station, and wastewater infrastructure projects.
• Conducting field investigations, condition assessments, and data collection to support planning, rehabilitation, and design efforts.
• Demonstrating strong and proactive communication skills with project teams and clients throughout project execution.
• Performing Construction Administration services, including coordinating and conducting submittal reviews, reviewing contractor requests for information (RFIs), and reviewing contractor payment applications.
• Developing and monitoring project schedules, budgets, and deliverables.
• Working on multiple projects simultaneously and meeting the needs of each project in a professional, reliable, and organized manner.
• Coordinating your work and the work of junior engineers and technical staff.
• Making decisions independently or with appropriate oversight on engineering problems and methods.
• Working with and coordinating multidisciplinary teams, including civil, mechanical, structural, electrical, instrumentation, HVAC, geotechnical, and survey personnel, both internally and through subconsultants.
• Working with AutoCAD software and providing guidance to designers/drafters on design drawing production.
• Mentoring and directing junior staff on technical assignments and reviewing technical work completed by engineers under supervision.
• Interacting with clients and professionally representing the firm.
• Spending time in the field or on construction projects, as applicable.
• Coordinating with contractors and clients during construction to ensure projects are executed in accordance with contract documents, specifications, and drawings.
• Interfacing with local and state regulatory agencies.
• Assisting with proposal development and pursuit of new opportunities.
• Participating in professional associations.

• 4-9 years of engineering experience.
• B.S. Degree in Civil, Environmental or Chemical Engineering.
• Registered Professional Engineer in Massachusetts (or ability to apply for reciprocity).