Water Systems Intelligence Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-24
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Water Engineer
SUMMARY: The Water Systems Intelligence Engineer bridges engineering, operations, and analytics to transform water and wastewater systems into data-driven, intelligent assets. This role combines traditional water infrastructure expertise with real‑time operational data, digital twins, predictive analytics, and advanced visualization tools to improve performance, reliability, resilience, and decision‑making across utility systems.
Turning live system data into smarter decisions, optimized operations, and resilient water infrastructure. This role has two primary objectives: 1. Non‑Revenue Water (NRW) Project Management, assistance, and Program development.
2. Technical support for Business Development efforts
WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Computer Engineering, Data Science, or related field.
5+ years of experience in water/wastewater engineering, utility operations, hydraulic modeling, or digital water technologies. - Experience working with operational data systems including SCADA, GIS, SQL databases, and cloud platforms.
- Strong analytical and Problem-solving skills.
- Excellent communication and client‑facing abilities.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license.
- Experience with digital twin platforms and smart utility programs
- Familiarity with machine learning, predictive modeling, and AI‑assisted analytics.
- Experience integrating engineering models with enterprise asset management and operational systems.
- Consulting experience working directly with utility clients
WHAT WILL MAKE YOU STAND OUT:
- The ideal candidate is passionate about leveraging technology and engineering principles to optimize water and wastewater operations, helping clients move from reactive management to proactive and predictive system operation.
- Digital Twin Development
- Water & Wastewater Operation
- System Optimization
- Predictive Modeling
- Client Relationship Management
- Strategic Thinking
- Innovation Leadership
- Experience with hydraulic and/or process modeling software such as:
- Info Water Pro
- Info Works WS Pro
- Info Works ICM
- WaterGEMS
- SewerGEMS
- EPANET
DURING YOUR WORK-DAY, YOU WILL:
- Integrate real‑time operational data from SCADA, IoT sensors, AMI, GIS, CMMS, and enterprise systems into engineering workflows.
- Work with intelligent system models that provide actionable insights into hydraulic, process, and operational performance.
- Support deployment of smart utility technologies and connected infrastructure solutions.
Data Analytics & Decision Support
- Analyze live and historical system data to identify trends, anomalies, risks, and optimization opportunities.
- Utilize dashboards, visualizations, and performance metrics that enable data‑driven operational decisions.
- Apply statistical methods, machine learning, and predictive analytics to forecast system behavior and infrastructure needs.
- Deliver operational intelligence that improves efficiency, reliability, regulatory compliance, and asset performance.
- Assess hydraulic and process modeling studies for water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.
- Evaluate system performance and identify opportunities for energy optimization, inflow and infiltration reduction, pressure management, and operational improvements.
- Support master planning, capital improvement programs, and resilience initiatives through advanced analytical insights.
- Perform engineering assessments and provide recommendations based on model outputs and field operations.
- Collaborate with utility operators, engineers, IT/OT teams, and executive leadership.
- Translate complex technical analyses into clear business and operational recommendations.
- Assist the analytics Team in client engagements focused on digital transformation and operational modernization.
- Support proposal…
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