Engineer II - Stormwater Management and Environmental Resilience

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city of fort wayneFort Wayne (IN)

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Job Description: Engineer II – Stormwater Management and Environmental Resilience 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, may vary Do you have the technical skills to lead complex stormwater projects and the creativity, leadership, and drive to make Fort Wayne's waterways better? Bold, collaborative problem-solvers who thrive on results and innovation belong here.
What You'll Do: Lead stormwater and sewer projects from planning to construction. Manage programs, policies, and budgets while collaborating with City departments, agencies, and the community to protect waterways and neighborhoods.
Key Responsibilities: Planand manage watershed, floodplain, and Green Infrastructure projects. Oversee capital projects: budgeting, permitting, design, construction, and post-construction monitoring. Develop policies, strategic plans, KPIs, and service standards. Represent the City in meetings and with stakeholders. Lead and mentor team members, managing workflow and performance. What You BringB.S. in Environmental, Civil, or Agricultural Engineering or equivalent. 7+ years experience, including 5+ in green infrastructure or landscape architecture. Proven project leadership and team management. Municipal utility experience preferred. Preferred
Certifications: NationalFloodplain Manager Certification (or within 12 months). Indiana Pesticide & Fertilizer Applicator Certification Categories 5 & 6 (or within 12 months). Indiana Professional Engineer License. Valid Indiana Driver's License. Technical SkillsAutoCAD, Civil 3D, Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), Adobe Illustrator. Project management, stormwater modeling, regulatory compliance. Why Work for the City of Fort WayneShape Fort Wayne's waterways, lead a high-performing team, and deliver projects with real impact in a collaborative, forward-thinking environment. Equal Opportunity Employer Job Posted by Applicant Pro

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