Entry-Level Wastewater Process Mechanical Engineer
$100,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 per year
About the role
- Performing engineering work in wastewater treatment facilities
- Wastewater process modeling and statistical data analysis
- Development of alternative analysis for design options
- Work on engineering planning and design projectsPrepare reports and make client presentations
- Develop plans and specifications
- Prepare cost estimates for various wastewater projectsPrepare technical memoranda and reports
- QualificationsMaster's or PhD in Civil or Environmental Engineering
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Work well in a team environment
- Has the ability to communicate effectively with peers and mentors
- Minimum academic requirements include coursework in physical and biological wastewater treatment processes, wastewater treatment plant design, statistics and hydraulics
- Application of engineering principles including critical thinking, analysis, and innovative techniques0 to 4 years of using commercial software to conduct biological modelling and/or process mechanical design related to wastewater treatment
- PhD in Civil or Environmental Engineering with experience in designing experiments
- Wastewater modeling using BioWin, GPSX and/or SumoEIT/FE certificate
- Internship experience within consulting engineering
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