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Senior Water/Wastewater Engineering Team Lead

Posted 5 days ago

tygBaltimore (MD)

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About the role

TYG is partnering with an established multidisciplinary engineering consultancy seeking an experienced leader to guide its Baltimore water/wastewater team. This role combines senior technical responsibility with day-to-day team leadership. You’ll oversee project delivery, mentor engineers and work closely with clients while helping shape the team’s continued development.
Key responsibilities include:
  • Leading multidisciplinary water and wastewater design projects
  • Providing technical oversight, design reviews and quality assurance
  • Coordinating workloads, staffing and project resources
  • Supporting client relationships, proposals and project planning
  • Mentoring junior and mid-level engineers
What we’re looking for:
  • 20+ years of water/wastewater engineering design and project management experience
  • An active Maryland PE license
  • A degree in Civil, Environmental, Chemical or Mechanical Engineering
  • Strong communication, technical leadership and team management skills
The package includes flexible work schedule options, healthcare benefits, a 401(k), tuition reimbursement and parental leave. Applicants must be authorized to work in the US without employment-based visa sponsorship now or in the future. Interested in learning more? Message me for a confidential conversation.#TYG #Water Wastewater #Civil Engineering #Engineering Jobs #Baltimore

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