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Civil Engineer Water and Wastewater

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jobotSpringfield (IL)

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About the role

A bit about us: Our client is a multidisciplinary engineering firm providing infrastructure solutions across water, wastewater, transportation, and environmental sectors. This company partners closely with municipalities and public agencies to design and deliver systems that support growing communities. With a strong regional presence and a relationship-driven approach, this company is known for its ability to secure repeat business and maintain long-term client partnerships.
Why join us? This is an opportunity to join a firm that values both technical expertise and relationship-building. This company is seeking a well-connected professional who can take ownership of client relationships, contribute to business development, and help expand its wastewater practice. With flexibility in work arrangements and strong internal support, this role offers the ability to make a visible impact while continuing to grow professionally in a leadership-oriented environment. Clear path for promotion and career growth. The company has extremely low turnover and treats their people well!
Job Details:
  • Bachelor's degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering
  • Professional Engineer (PE) license 6+ years of experience in wastewater engineering and design
  • Experience with wastewater treatment plants, collection systems, and related infrastructure
  • Strong client relationships within Illinois municipalities or local agencies
  • Proven ability to support or lead business development efforts
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a client-facing mindset
  • Ability to work remotely or in a hybrid environment while supporting regional projects
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