[Remote] Water Engineer / Project Manager

Note The job is a remote job and is Company Confidential to candidates in USA. Company Confidential is an employee-owned engineering, architectural, planning, and environmental company seeking a Water Engineer / Project Manager to join their Water/Wastewater team. The role involves managing water infrastructure Company Confidential, developing solutions to water treatment challenges, and mentoring junior staff. Responsibilities Manage water infrastructure Company Confidential and project teams to support the planning, design, and construction of water treatment, pumping, distribution, and storage Company Confidential Company Confidential creative solutions to Company Confidential water treatment challenges, working closely with Company Confidential of engineers, designers and other professionals Collaborate with multi-discipline teams to Company Confidential innovative project solutions Maintain Company Confidential relationships with clients throughout development of Company Confidential and after completion Manage and mentor junior level staff Skills Bachelor's degree in civil or environmental engineering, or a Company Confidential Company Confidential Licensed Company Confidential Engineer in the Company Confidential or ability to obtain Company Confidential six months of hire Experience managing multi-discipline infrastructure Company Confidential Experience in the design and construction of municipal, state, federal, or industrial water treatment Company Confidential Company Confidential understanding of project management methodologies, tools, and best practices Solid knowledge of water treatment systems, equipment, and regulations Fifteen (15) + years of experience designing and/or managing water treatment Company Confidential Knowledge of regional water issues and familiarity with the municipal Company Confidential Company Confidential Company Confidential Demonstrated ability to handle multiple Company Confidential simultaneously, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines Ability to Company Confidential and budget new water facility Company Confidential and Company Confidential to manage multiple Company Confidential simultaneously Proficiency in project management software and tools Benefits Being 100% employee-owned means we Company Confidential Company Confidential in Company Confidential’s Company Confidential Career development through Company Confidential education, licensure/certification, skills, and technical training Work arrangements that promote work/life Company Confidential Flexible holidays Company Confidential individuals to Company Confidential their festivities Company Confidential Family Leave provides time to care for loved ones, whether family by birth or family by Company Confidential Company Confidential Company Confidential is an civil engineering firm. It was founded in 1927, and is headquartered in Saint Paul, Company Confidential, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is http//www.Company Confidential.com/. Apply To This Job

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