Water/Wastewater Engineer
tygArlington (VA)
About the role
Our client is seeking Water/Wastewater Engineers across multiple levels to support the growth of their US offices, with active hiring in key regions including Texas, Florida, the Carolinas, Denver, New York, and Boston. They are open to engineers ranging from mid-level through senior, depending on experience. This is a strong opportunity for engineers with experience in pipeline conveyance, pump stations, and treatment facilities who are looking to grow within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. The role offers a mix of technical design, project delivery, and occasional construction-phase support.
Responsibilities:
- Design water and wastewater infrastructure including site layout, utilities, and stormwater systems
- Develop construction documents and civil reports using Civil 3DCoordinate with internal multidisciplinary teams
- Support permitting, feasibility studies, and fieldwork as needed
Qualifications:
- B.S. in Civil or Environmental Engineering
- Experience in municipal or industrial civil design
- Proficient in AutoCAD Civil 3DPE required for senior-level roles, or ability to obtain
- Experience with permitting and stormwater design preferred
- What’s Offered
- Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits
- Remote or hybrid flexibility, depending on location and level
- Supportive, growth-oriented culture
- Exposure to impactful municipal, industrial, and federal projects
If you are open to exploring opportunities in any of the above markets, reach out to learn more.
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