Senior Aquatic Designer/Business Development
$52.88 - $60.09
ApplySenior Aquatic Designer/Business Development
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$52.88 - $60.09
About the role
- Lead aquatic design efforts from concept through completion, while building and sustaining strong client relationships and turning new business opportunities into active projects
- Oversee the research, preparation, and creation of contract or construction drawings using industry software such as REVIT, AutoCAD, and Civil 3DProvide direct guidance and supervision to junior designers on project drawing production, ensuring quality and consistency across all project work
- Examine complex contract documents and drawings for errors, revising as needed to align with contract specifications; while ensuring they meet the desired program and Owner's vision.
- Support the development of technical reports, construction estimations, and production schedules
- Conduct and participate in project QA/QC review meetings and coordinate deliverables to clients
- Lead and assist in the preparation of proposals for potential projects
- Assist in identifying and developing new business leads through research, networking, and outreach
- Support and participate in business development visits with prospective clients to build and foster relationships while exploring opportunities
- Associate's Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Engineering Science, or related technical field required
- Minimum of 12 years of experience in document production, client development, problem solving and QA/QC within the Aquatic engineering field required
- Proficiency in discipline-based software (REVIT, AutoCAD, Civil 3D) and Microsoft Office Suite preferred
- Strong verbal and written communication skills, with a collaborative work ethic
- Expert working knowledge of aquatic engineering discipline with strong expertise in design drawing layout
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A number in mind
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