Watersheds & Stormwater Subdiscipline Leader
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Engineering
Operations Management -
Management
Operations Management, Project & Program Management, Environmental Manager
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Watersheds & Stormwater Subdiscipline LeaderLocation:
Overland Park, KS, US Ann Arbor, MI, US Bloomington, MN, US Dallas, TX, US Greenwood Village, CO, US Houston, TX, US Orlando, FL, US Phoenix, AZ, US Tualatin, OR, US
Company:
Black & Veatch Family of Companies
Together, we own our company, our future, and our shared success.
As an employee-owned company, our people are Black & Veatch. We put them at the center of everything we do and empower them to grow, explore new possibilities and use their diverse talents and perspectives to solve humanity's biggest challenges in an ever-evolving world. With over 100 years of innovation in sustainable infrastructure and our expertise in engineering, procurement, consulting and construction, together we are building a world of difference.
Company :Black & Veatch Corporation
Opportunity Type :Staff
Project Only Hire :No
Why Black & Veatch?
At Black & Veatch, you’ll be part of work that matters—designing, creating, and building the infrastructure communities rely on every day, from concept through execution.
We care about how the work gets done as much as what we build. Safety is built into every decision, and people look out for each other—speaking up, collaborating, and doing the right thing because it affects real lives.
You’ll work alongside teams solving complex challenges and turning ideas into solutions that perform in the real world—gaining hands‑on experience across projects, technologies, and disciplines.
Ownership shows up in how we work. We take responsibility for outcomes, follow through on commitments, and take pride in what we deliver. As a 100% employee-owned company, employees share in the long‑term success we build together.
With flexible ways of working and meaningful development opportunities, you’ll build a career you can be proud to stand behind.
The OpportunityThe overall position objective is to manage a team that collectively contributes to earnings and business growth by developing new and existing clients, building teams, managing projects, innovating new solutions, recruiting new professionals, retaining and rewarding professionals, and achieving these objectives while providing a challenging and exciting workplace for our professionals to innovate, grow and thrive.
The intention of this position is to manage a team focused continual growth and flawless execution. The practice is US-based and focused, with the opportunity to explore international impact. This leader will support resource management, business development, provide technical expertise and guidance to projects, and provide vision and leadership to grow a team.
This Watersheds & Stormwater Sub-Discipline Lead will work in partnership with the Water Resources & Infrastructure Planning Sub-Portfolio Lead (and Deputies) to shape the growth strategy and track progress for this Solution. This role will consult directly with new and existing clients to strategize and implement projects. This leader will collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to guide the development of solutions for a variety of industrial, municipal, utility, state, and governmental clients, leveraging familiarity with state and local programs as well as various Federal agencies.
With the existing team size (55 staff) and seller-SME (subject matter expert) structure within Specialized Services, the resource management responsibilities associated with this Sub-Discipline Lead position will be complemented with responsibilities of a seller-SME. As the team scales, the responsibilities of this portion of the role may be amended.
The TeamBlack & Veatch Operations develops, deploys, and maintains global resources and capabilities that guide execution and process…
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