Senior Water/Wastewater Engineer
fisher arnoldMemphis (TN)
About the role
We are searching for an engineer specializing in Water/Wastewater for our Memphis, TN office. This role will be responsible for assisting with the design of wastewater treatment, water distribution, water storage and treatment, gravity sewer and pressure sewer projects. Other duties will include field inspections, communication with clients, managing work with other departments, and technical writing. This engineer will grow with the Water Resources department and have an opportunity to design and manage projects. Fisher Arnold is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and we require all new team members to work in a drug-free environment and submit to an initial screening and background security check.
Qualifications and Experience
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering from an ABET accredited university Professional Engineer (PE) in Tennessee or ability to obtain in six months 7+ years of consulting experience in municipal infrastructure Must have demonstrable municipal water and wastewater treatment process design experience Construction document preparation experience Must be proficient in the utilization of Autodesk Civil 3DHydraulic collection and distribution system modeling is a plus Strong technical writing skills Microsoft Office (emphasis on Excel and Word)Strong attention to detail, highly organized
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