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Water Treatment / Potable Water Engineer, PE

Posted 2 days ago

gpacMadison (WI)

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About the role

Senior Project Engineer Or Project Manager Water Treatment / Potable Water Engineer Our client, a well-established, employee-focused, multi-discipline engineering consulting firm serving communities across the Upper Midwest, is seeking a Water Treatment / Potable Water Engineer at the Senior Project Engineer or Project Manager level.
Responsibilities: Design water treatment facilities, wells, pumping, storage, and distribution systems Lead planning studies, facility plans, and funding applications Prepare plans, specifications, and cost estimates Manage projects and client relationships (PM level) Support construction-phase services and mentor engineers Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering Professional Engineer (PE) license 6+ years of potable water / water treatment experience Experience with state regulatory and funding programs Strong communication and project management skills Why Join: Competitive base salary plus performance-based bonus Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match and paid time off Paid professional licensing, continuing education, and career development Flexible office locations across the Upper Midwest GPAC is the recruiting partner for this confidential search. All inquiries are handled discreetly. Apply today to learn more.

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