Water/Wastewater Process Engineer
donohue associatesIndianapolis (IN)
Water/Wastewater Process Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
donohue associatesIndianapolis (IN)
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About the role
Wastewater Engineer Opportunity This position offers an exciting opportunity for the selected candidate to be part of a firm with national water/wastewater expertise in a small company environment. We are seeking an engineer that has experience working with clients to provide planning, design, construction, and operational services for wastewater and/or water systems. You will work closely with clients and Donohue project team members throughout each of these project phases.
Desired Qualifications:
Experience in planning and designing water and wastewater systems Positive team- and client-focused attitude directed towards delivering quality work on time and within budget Strong communication and interpersonal skills Active participation in related professional associations a plus Requirements: M.S., B.S. in Environmental, Civil, Chemical, or related engineering degree PE registration 5+ years of relevant experience An employee-owned firm, Donohue & Associates was established in 1997 and since then has expanded to 140 employees in several offices across the Midwest. Engineering News Record ranks Donohue a Top 20 Wastewater Treatment Plant Design Firm and our innovative design teams have received over 45 engineering excellence awards. Donohue offers a competitive wage and benefits package with an industry-unique monthly profit-sharing plan. Donohue is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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