Senior Project Engineer (Water Treatment/Potable Water)
$88,000–$143,000
ApplySenior Project Engineer (Water Treatment/Potable Water)
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$88,000–$143,000
About the role
- Role Responsibilities
- Potable water planning, feasibility studies, and compliance reporting
- Develop drawings using AutoCAD and/or BIM software platforms
- Develop Technical Specifications
- Regulatory and technical permit preparation
- Administer & observe construction of potable water-related projects
- Project scoping & budgeting
- Interact with clients, vendors, manufacturers, and the public
- What you bring
- Skills & Knowledge / Education & Experience: Bachelor's degree in Environmental or Civil Engineering required 8+ years of prior experience with relevant project types required
- Professional Engineer (PE) license required
- This position requires you to have authorization to work in the United States for any employer. We will not provide sponsorship for this position
- Why MSA100% employee‐owned firm with 100+ years of community impact
- Collaborative culture with in-house experts for all disciplines across the firm
- Flexible work‐life integration
- Ongoing learning and professional growth opportunities for all positions
- Commitment to fostering a work environment where employees have a strong sense of inclusion and belonging
- Included on the "ENR Top 500 Design Firms" for over 27 straight years
- *Compensation Range: $88,000–$143,000 (commensurate with experience)
- Flex Time (Remove for Hourly): Work 42 hours this week?
- Have 2 hours added to your Flex Time balance to use as time off in the futureESOP: Receive MSA stock shares annually, at no cost to the employee
- Medical, dental & vision insurance for you, spouse, domestic partner, and eligible dependents17+ days PTO (potentially higher pending experience) + 8 paid holidays
- Paid parental leave regardless of birth parent 401(k) plan with company matching
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