Engineer II – Wastewater

Shoreline is a welcoming and inclusive City committed to building a workplace culture that embraces diversity, encourages participation, and promotes equity.

Public Works is an exciting environment committed to serving the Shoreline community through a variety of projects and programs. The Department is accredited by the American Public Works Association (APWA) demonstrating use of best practices for the industry and a dedication to continually improving/enhancing operations and project delivery. The City of Shoreline is seeking an experienced wastewater engineer to join a community that is actively planning for growth while investing in the long‑term sustainability and resilience of its public infrastructure.

This position offers the opportunity to play an important role in delivering reliable public services while protecting the environment and public health. We are looking for an engineer who is interested in meaningful public‑sector work, values thoughtful and sustainable decision‑making, and wants to be part of a collaborative organization committed to continuous improvement.

To provide responsible professional and technical engineering, analysis, and project management in support of the City’s Wastewater Utility including managing projects, preparing feasibility studies and technical reports, managing consultant contracts, developing and meeting project budgets, establishing and maintaining cooperative relationships with co-workers, departments, outside agencies and citizens, and preparing and/or reviewing wastewater plans, specifications, and estimates in support of development and/or capital projects.

This is an advanced journey level classification. Positions at this level are distinguished from the Engineer I – Wastewater by the license/certification achieved, the level of responsibility assumed, and the complexity of duties assigned. Incumbents independently perform the full range of professional engineering duties and manage complex engineering assignments requiring considerable judgment and technical expertise. Work is performed with general supervision and includes project management, regulatory coordination, and independent technical decision‑making.

Receives administrative supervision from the assigned supervisor or manager.