Principal Water/Wastewater Engineer (Fully Remote)
our clientDenver (CO)
Principal Water/Wastewater Engineer (Fully Remote)
Posted 6 days ago
our clientDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Our client is a well-established and highly respected environmental engineering and civil infrastructure firm.
The firm is employee-focused and investing in expanding its California water infrastructure capabilities.
About the Position:
The Principal Water/Wastewater Engineer will provide entrepreneurial leadership in establishing a new practice.
This role combines technical expertise with client development, revenue generation, and practice leadership.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead the strategic development and growth of the Water/Wastewater practice across California.
Develop relationships with municipal, utility, industrial, and private-sector clients.
Generate annual net revenue exceeding $750,000 through business development.
Requirements:
15+ years of engineering consulting experience with substantial water/wastewater expertise.
Active California Professional Engineer (PE) registration required.
Strong existing relationships with California municipalities and utilities.
Our Client:
Our client is a well-established environmental engineering and civil infrastructure firm recognized for technical excellence and successful project delivery. The employee-focused firm is investing strategically in expanding its California water infrastructure capabilities during a collaborative stage of growth.
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