Project Manager - Water

Responsibilities

• Oversee project teams and prepare new or upgrade existing drinking water infrastructure projects including groundwater and surface water source, treatment, pump station, storage, and pipeline evaluation, design, and construction
• Manage multiple projects and clients while handling technical, budgetary, and client aspects of projects
• Apply knowledge of water system permitting, funding, planning, modeling, design, and construction with technical expertise in distribution and/or treatment projects
• Define project scope, determine work procedures and sequences, and develop schedules, budgets, staffing, sub‑consultant involvement, and progress billing points
• Prepare and/or supervise engineering reports, studies, calculations, and contract documents
• Assist with business development, marketing, and proposal preparation with support from senior management as needed
• Establish long‑term relationships with municipal clients
• Supervise, train, and mentor junior staff
• Participate in professional organizations through presentations and/or technical committees

• Bachelors in Civil, Environmental, or equivalent Engineering degree (required);
  Master’s degree preferred
• Professional engineering registration/license or ability to receive within one year of hire;
  Massachusetts or New Hampshire preferred
• Valid driver’s license required; travel to client meetings and project sites required
• Familiarity with Massachusetts/New Hampshire public bidding projects
• Passion for drinking water engineering
• Effective written and verbal communication skills
• Organizational and time‑management skills required
• Strong interpersonal relationship building, conflict resolution, team leadership, and mentoring abilities

Salary Range: $115,000 - $150,000 depending on experience