Wastewater Engineer - EIT or PE - US-Based, Fully Remote

Posted 2 days ago

talismanDenver (CO)

Water/Wastewater Engineers Engineering Services

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About the role

Wastewater Engineer - EIT or PE - US-Based, Fully Remote We're partnered with a growing water and wastewater consultancy that's hiring a Wastewater Engineer to work fully remote, supporting municipal treatment and conveyance projects across the South & South East USA.This is a design-focused role for someone who wants technical work without the commute, collaborative teams, real project ownership, and a firm that has been remote-first long enough to actually do it well.

What you'll do: Lead process and hydraulic design for wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and collection systems Prepare plans, specifications, calculations, and design reports through all phases from planning to construction support Run hydraulic modeling and treatment process evaluations Coordinate with clients, regulators, and multidiscipline teams; support permitting submittals

What you'll bring: BS in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering 2+ years of wastewater design experience in a consulting environmentEIT / PE license Grounding in treatment processes, pumping systems, and collection system hydraulics Experience with modeling and design software such as Info Works ICM, SewerGEM, Bio Win, or GPS-XClear written and verbal communication, remote work rewards people who write well What's on offer Strong base & Bonus Fully remote with occasional travel for client and site visits Support for PE, professional development, and conference attendance Full benefits, 401(k) match, generous PTO#Wastewater Engineering #Water Industry #Remote Jobs #Civil Engineering #Environmental Engineering #PE #Hiring

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