Civil Engineer, Water Resources

Responsibilities

• support DU in our wetland restoration efforts within the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic geography (Maine to Maryland)
• primary responsibilities will be in Pennsylvania and New York with opportunities for work in surrounding states
• preparation of proposal scope of work and budgets in close coordination with the Manager of Engineering Services and biological staff serving as project managers
• interpretation, selection, adaptation, and application of engineering, surveying, and construction management principles and practices across a range of engineering services
• completion of engineering designs, project plans, technical specifications, cost estimates, reports, and permit application documents
• managing multiple projects across the area of geographic responsibilities, determining priorities, and maintaining project schedules and budgets
• coordination with internal and external stakeholders and representation of engineering designs to multidisciplinary project teams
• conducting field work and inspections and performing construction management oversight as needed

• minimum, a B.S. in Civil Engineering or an equivalent degree from an EAC/ABET accredited engineering program
• be a registered professional engineer with the ability to obtain registrations in assigned states
• a minimum of 10 years of experience in civil, water resources or related engineering design
• 3 years of project management experience
• experience with Civil3D, ArcGIS, hydrology, hydraulics, civil design including grading, water control structure and pond design, erosion control, construction inspection, and project management
• background in ecological restoration (wetland and riparian), dam safety regulations, and/or design and implementation of nature-based solutions will be viewed favorably
• demonstrated oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills are essential
• self-motivated, goal-oriented and able to work with and solve problems in close team-based relationships.