Sr. Water Reuse Engineer – Advanced Treatment

Freese and Nichols is looking for a Sr. Water Reuse Engineer – Advanced Treatment in Fort Worth, Dallas, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Texas, or Tampa or Orlando, Florida. As an Sr. Water Reuse Engineer, you will lead advanced treatment and water reuse process design, strengthen our technical capabilities, and help grow this work in key markets.

• Lead process design for advanced water and wastewater treatment projects with an emphasis on water reuse and membrane-based systems.
• Direct and supervise complex studies and investigations related to advanced treatment and reuse solutions.
• Define technical tasks for others and provide technical oversight, review, and approval of assigned work.
• Evaluate project decisions for soundness of design and impacts to scope, schedule, budget, and project needs.
• Stay current on existing and pending regulations and related technological advancements impacting advanced treatment and reuse.
• Coordinate with clients, project teams, and regulators to clarify requirements and support project success.
• Mentor and supervise engineers, designers, and technical staff to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality.
• Support proposals, scopes, and technical approaches as a recognized advanced treatment and reuse leader.

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering.
• Professional Engineer (PE) registration.
• 8+ years of experience, including specific experience making independent decisions on engineering problems and methods.
• Recognized as a technical expert with advanced techniques and the modification and extension of engineering theories, precepts, and practices.
• Ability to lead technical work, supervise others, and maintain quality across complex project deliverables.

• Experience leading advanced treatment and water reuse process design, including membrane-based systems.
• Experience coordinating with regulatory agencies for advanced treatment and reuse projects.
• Publication in technical periodicals or comparable technical thought leadership.
• Active participation in professional organizations and continuing education.
• Experience serving as project manager or technical leader on large, complex projects.

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