Sr. H&H Design Engineer

Overview

Craftwater is different. We empower and expect staff to create usable, actionable information through collaborative and innovative approaches that reflect their passion to impart environmental changes through engineering and science. We offer a flex work environment that combines remote and in-office time. California casual is our dress code of choice, unless we are headed to a client meeting or presentation. We take ourselves lightly, and our work seriously and cultivate a culture based around the desire to do things differently and better in every job we take on.

Each of us has our own quirks, and we think we’re pretty hilarious. We genuinely like each other, and make time for “play,” teambuilding, and try to push each other to find the next best approach to delivering the most well-founded and useful information to our clients in new and exciting ways. We are doing new big things and having an incredible time doing it.

Do you want to make a meaningful impact? Come join Craftwater and be on the cutting edge of resource planning and design including water management, flood risk management, green infrastructure, scientific research, landscape architecture, environmental justice/equity, and more. You must be hard working, dynamic, an out-of-the-box thinker, and fun!

• Development of full civil/water resource design projects from concept to construction bid including preparation of construction documents, specifications, and cost estimates while controlling schedule and budget
• Teaching and mentoring project engineer level production staff
• Assist project manager with keeping projects on track by understanding next steps and proactively planning and executing upcoming tasks
• Preparation of proposals and project scope write-ups for new pursuits
• Use AutoCAD and Civil 3D (Micro Station is a plus) software to create civil construction documents for water resources design projects. Project work will involve grading, hydraulics, hydrology, site layout, soil erosion and sediment control and utility / infrastructure designs
• Performs detailed Hydrologic studies including, but not limited to:
  1) reconstitution of storm and floods to establish rainfall-runoff relationships,
  2) regional frequency analyses,
  3) discharge-frequency and precipitation-frequency analyses,
  4) reservoir system simulations and routing,
  5) calibration of rainfall-runoff models,
  6) debris and sediment estimates,
  7) reservoir yields,
  8) development of probable maximum floods, standard project floods and n-year design floods and
  9) local County hydrology procedures to determine peak flow rates and hydro graphs for n-year storm events
• Performs detailed Hydraulic and sedimentation studies including, but not limited to:
  1) analysis of complex flood hydraulic problems using advanced 1-, 2-, or 3- dimensional hydraulic models,
  2) design of super- and sub-critical flood control channels and levees,
  3) design of debris basins, dams and other hydraulic structures,
  4) analysis of river sediment transport characteristics with advanced 1- or 2-dimensional sediment transport models,
  5) scour analyses
• Provide necessary design, coordination, and follow-up on work to ensure quality standards are met and efficiency levels are maintained
• Demonstrate commitment and organized approach to work and willingness to ask questions
• Commit to the various duties necessary to advance Craftwater’s qualifications and reputation in the industry
• Employ critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills to formulate engineering solutions to challenging problems and achieve new technical and professional goals
• Describe and present project efforts and goals in a way that is easily understood by clients and the public at large