Senior Water Resources Engineer - Infrastructure Engineers

Senior Water Resources Engineer

Location:

Lone Tree, CO, US Denver, CO, US

Position Overview:

Kiewit Infrastructure Engineers has an immediate opening for a Senior Water Resources Engineer in our growing Transportation Engineering group. This role is located in Lone Tree, CO. In this role, you will execute complex Water Resource designs for projects across North America including design-build, public-private partnerships (P3), and construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC). We seek a technical expert - one who has in-depth technical expertise that can be drawn upon to inform various projects across North America, while also providing mentorship to junior and mid-level staff in advanced hydrologic and hydraulic design topics.

Responsibilities:
You will be responsible for drainage design, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis (using various models and methods), and preparation of design plans, reports and technical documentation, as well as mentoring and leading others in the delivery of drainage and H&H functions.

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related field, with a minimum of 12+ years of design experience in drainage, water resources, hydraulics or hydrology in either transportation or land development projects.
* PE license required Must have experience with US transportation projects. Design-Build project experience preferred. Ideal H&H software experience includes any or all of the following: HEC-HMS, SWMM, TR-55, HEC-RAS, HEC-GEORAS, HY-8, Culvert Master, StormCAD, Civil Storm, Pond Pack, Flow Master; SWMM, 2D experience helpful such as SRH-2D, FLO-2D
• Experience developing construction plans for transportation projects is preferred Working knowledge of hydrologic analysis methods including single-event and continuous rainfall modeling, watershed analysis, hydrograph and peak discharge development and routing (from a national perspective). Prefer experience with pavement drainage, culverts, storm systems, bridge sizing and scour, revetment design, temporary drainage design, and coastal considerations for highway and transit drainage Understanding of FHWA hydraulic engineering circulars and design series Familiarity with flood risk analysis and knowledge of the NFIP including CLOMR and LOMRs is preferred Must have working knowledge of storm water quantity / quality calculations, NPDES compliance and erosion control Must have experience mentoring others - (training on advanced topics, development of workflows and "how-tos", etc.).

This position includes occasional travel to project offices and work sites up to 25%. Experience working with AI agents and tools preferred

Base Compensation: $150,000/yr - $165,000/yr (Actual compensation is subject to variation due to such factors as education, experience, skillset, and/or location)

Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status.