Client Account Director TX Municipal Water/Wastewater
$141,038 - $186,935
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Posted 36 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$141,038 - $186,935
About the role
- Bachelor's degree in civil, chemical, environmental, or mechanical engineering
- Current Professional Engineer (P.E.) license in Texas 20+ years of water/wastewater engineering design experience 10+ years in strategic business development leadership with established municipal client relationships
- Municipal wastewater collection/treatment design experience and relationships in San Antonio and surrounding municipalities
- Demonstrated selling and proposal development success with local clients
- Strong drive to engage client organizations and win new contracts
- Excellent communication skills, including technical presentations
- Ability to recruit, build, mentor, and lead an engineering team
- Expected Outcomes: Capture $3M+ in annual gross sales for new wastewater design work
- Develop and maintain relationships with regional teaming partners
- Support development of regional delivery teams in collaboration with leadership
- Drive strategic, profitable regional growth
- Attend associations, conferences, and networking events to expand company presence
- Stay informed about legislative changes, funding opportunities, and the competitive landscape
- Pursuing new contracts with existing and new clients while diversifying service offerings
- Support continued development of existing client relationships
- Mentor Project Managers and Seller/DoersExpand trust-based client relationships through regular engagement
- Comply with and implement company business practices in a timely manner
- Maintain a Texas Professional Engineer license throughout employment
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
