Wastewater Engineer - EIT or PE - US-Based, Fully Remote
talismanBel Air (MD)
Wastewater Engineer - EIT or PE - US-Based, Fully Remote
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talismanBel Air (MD)
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Senior
About the role
Wastewater Engineer - EIT or PE - US-Based, Fully RemoteWe're partnered with a growing water and wastewater consultancy that's hiring a Wastewater Engineer to work fully remote, supporting municipal treatment and conveyance projects across the South & South East USA.This is a design-focused role for someone who wants technical work without the commute, collaborative teams, real project ownership, and a firm that has been remote-first long enough to actually do it well.
What you'll do:
- Lead process and hydraulic design for wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and collection systems
- Prepare plans, specifications, calculations, and design reports through all phases from planning to construction support
- Run hydraulic modeling and treatment process evaluations
- Coordinate with clients, regulators, and multidiscipline teams; support permitting submittals
- What you'll bringBS in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering 2+ years of wastewater design experience in a consulting environmentEIT / PE license
- Grounding in treatment processes, pumping systems, and collection system hydraulics
- Experience with modeling and design software such as InfoWorks ICM, SewerGEM, BioWin, or GPS-XClear written and verbal communication, remote work rewards people who write well
- What's on offer
- Strong base & BonusFully remote with occasional travel for client and site visits
- Support for PE, professional development, and conference attendance
- Full benefits, 401(k) match, generous PTO#Wastewater
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