Entry Level Water Engineer

Developed countries take safe drinking water for granted, but it is truly a modern marvel. By staying on top of the most advanced drinking water and reuse treatment technology, we continue to move the industry forward. There is a wide variety of water, wastewater and water resources projects that you will be exposed to and have the opportunity to support senior engineers on.

As a valued member of our team in St. Paul, Minnesota you'll have the chance to support the delivery of cutting-edge projects for our federal, state, regional and local clients.

In a dynamic working environment, you'll gain experience working on projects evaluating and selecting the best treatment approach to solve a client's challenges, and planning and designing treatment systems and plant improvements. Grow your career with a company that is constantly pushing for more innovative and cost-effective solutions to give more people access to safe and abundant water supplies.

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on water resources

Strong oral and written communication skills, self-motivation, team-oriented work practices, data analysis & technical problem solving skills.

Top notch organizational skills and the ability to effectively multi-task in a fast-paced environment.

Ideally, you'll also have:

Engineer in Training (EIT) or ability to obtain within six months

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