Civil Coordinator/EIT - Water Resources

Posted 11 days ago

fashion institute of design merchandisingSacramento (CA)
Water Resource SpecialistsWater Supply and Irrigation Systems

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Job Summary Title: Civil Coordinator/EIT – Water Resources (Job ID: 193636). The role focuses on delivering safe drinking water and wastewater management, flood control, and related hydraulic and hydrologic modeling. Responsibilities Develop economic and life loss consequence models in HEC-FDA and LifeSim under the supervision of project engineers. Understand hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, data collection, assimilation, and deliver presentations. Work on projects including flood risk, dam safety, levee design, stream channel restoration/rehabilitation, reservoir operation, economics, climate change, and watershed issues. Process data for model input, develop figures for reports and presentations, and draft technical reports. Perform other duties as needed. Preferred Qualifications Experience with hydraulic modeling software such as HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS. Advanced technical writing skills. Candidates without an EIT will be placed into a Design Coordinator job code and expected to obtain their EIT for career progression. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent field. Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, standard CAD platforms such as AutoCAD, and hydraulic modeling software. Self‑motivated, able to work independently and with a project team to completion of tasks. Strong commitment to being an active participant of our employee‑owned culture. Additional Information Primary Location: (not specified). Industry: Water. Schedule: Full‑time. Employee Status: Regular. Business Class: Dams, Levees, Civil Works. EEO Statement At HDR, we are committed to the principles of employment equity. We consider all qualified applicants, regardless of criminal histories, arrest, and conviction records. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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