Project Engineering Manager
$135,000-$145,000 / year
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Posted 52 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$135,000-$145,000 / year
About the role
- Provide on-site leadership, supporting daily operational and business needs
- Lead, assign, and support the development of a team of site engineers, fostering growth and accountability
- Deliver high-quality customer support, including system troubleshooting, field services, system startups, upgrades, and execution of smaller-scale projects
- Build and maintain strong customer relationships to promote satisfaction, trust, and long-term business growth
- Develop and implement training and development plans to prepare team members to meet evolving customer and technical needs
- Collaborate with leadership to align staffing and support resources with project schedules
- Support estimating efforts and resource planning for future customer support and business opportunities
- Drive effective, innovative solutions to customer challenges, strengthening our clients value in the water and wastewater industry
- Partner with customers to resolve technical, contractual, and warranty matters while balancing service excellence with business objectives
- Promote a culture of safety, integrity, collaboration, and continuous improvement in all activities
- Bachelors degree in engineering, a technical field, or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience 8+ years of experience in control systems, preferrably in Water and Wastewater
- Experience leading field services or project engineering teams, for customer-facing projects
- Willingness and ability to travel up to 20% domestically
- Knowledge of distributed control systems (DCS), with Ovation experience as a plus
- Background in systems integration
- Professional certifications such as PE, PMP, or similar credentials recommended
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