Hydrology and Hydraulics Project Manager – Conroe

As a Hydrology and Hydraulics (H&H) Project Manager at Bleyl Engineering, you will oversee advanced drainage studies and mitigation projects, manage an engineering team, interact with clients, and coordinate with review agencies.

• Serve as team leader for a variety of hydrology and hydraulics studies including master drainage plans, no impact analysis, mitigation studies, river and floodplain evaluations, and other advanced H&H analyses.
• Manage the preparation of drainage reports, feasibility studies, FEMA map revisions, and public presentations.
• Utilize advanced mapping and hydrologic and hydraulic design software programs to assist in project analysis and design.
• Coordinate with local, state, and federal review agencies to ensure design meets requirements and protects the public while still delivering value to the client and exceeding their expectations.
• Mentor young engineers and EITs to cultivate a productive, healthy team environment and provide quality assurance and quality control feedback.
• Represent the company in business development activities with potential clients and community leaders and actively seek future projects.
• Prepare scope of work, proposals, and schedules for multi-phase projects.
• Work towards higher management opportunities within the company including Hydrology and Hydraulics Department Manager.

• Licensed professional engineer in the state of Texas with 8 or more years of post‑graduate experience with an emphasis on Hydrology and Hydraulics.
• Technical understanding of hydrology and hydraulics and proficiency in HEC‑HMS, HEC‑RAS, Bentley products, ArcGIS, XPSWMM, and Excel.
• Strong work ethic with a desire to work in a fast‑paced, productive environment.
• Detail‑oriented with the ability to complete multi‑step tasks and overcome complex design and project management challenges.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills to ensure effective communication with all parties.
• Excellent organizational skills to provide proactive steps, meet schedules, address potential issues, and handle multiple project deadlines.
• Thorough knowledge of local, state, and federal drainage requirements and procedures including thorough knowledge of FEMA and floodplain management regulations.
• Maintain ownership of work products with a desire to serve others through professional engineering.