Job Description: location of job can be based out of either in Gonzales, Buda, Bastrop, or Round Rock, TX with the possibility of working hybrid.
As a member of our team, you will develop solutions for water authorities, municipalities, districts, and private clients addressing civil infrastructure, municipal and industrial water/wastewater treatment needs. Work sectors may include water and wastewater systems and treatment, preliminary engineering studies, and infrastructure improvements.
The right person for the job should be capable of efficient time management, should have active listening capabilities, be willing to be trained in unique office operations, and should possess a problem-solving attitude. Sound decision making, taking initiative and taking responsibility of projects will be a plus. Excellent verbal/written communication skills, "basic" Civil3D knowledge or experience, and "basic" AutoCAD knowledge or experience related to public works design regulations would also be a plus.
Qualifications
B.S in Civil Engineering from an A.B.E.T Accredited School. B.S. in Environmental Engineering also considered.
Professional Engineer (P.E.) designation in the State of Texas (or currently transferring their license to Texas)
Six years of experience managing substantial hydrology, hydraulics, and general water resources/wastewater projects from conception to completion
Extensive knowledge of design for water/wastewater infrastructure, especially water wells, water plants, wastewater treatment plants, and lift stations.
Working knowledge of computer assisted engineering and design software such as: AutoCAD, Civil-3D, KYPIPE, Pond Pack, etc.
Ability to supplement designs, calculations, and drawings supporting our client's overall project goals.
Basic computer software skills: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, et.) Adobe Acrobat or PDF Exchange.
Job Responsibilities:(including but not limited to):
Prepare proposals, budgets and client agreements
Lead and oversee design and technical aspects of the team(s) projects including detailed engineering design and calculations, report writing, permitting and presentations to clients
Develop and maintain professional relationships with clients, public agency officials and community leaders
Coordinate and monitor project tasks, budgets and schedules
Prepare creation reports and bond applications for municipal utility districts
Attend monthly board meetings for municipalities or water districts
Ensuring project documents are complete, current and stored/filed appropriately
Reporting project hours and expenses on a weekly basis
Having flexibility in managing job tasks as deadlines and project priorities change
Understanding how to communicate difficult/sensitive information tactfully, both written and oral
Having the ability to manage multiple tasks on multiple projects