Engineer - Stormwater Modeller ICM

WSP; Dadri; On-site; INR 900,000 - 1,400,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP India is seeking a hydraulic modeller to apply hydraulic principles to river, stormwater and wastewater infrastructure planning, including modelling of open channels and 2D surface flows. You will interpret model outputs, develop hydrologic models for urban hydrology, and use tools like ICM and Tuflow to test scenarios.

You will work with ArcGIS or QGIS to manipulate geospatial data, produce high-level client reports, and ensure QA across project scopes.

Qualifications

• Experience in hydraulic infrastructure planning for river, storm and wastewater systems.
• Ability to interpret models and outputs for urban hydrology.
• Proficiency in geospatial analysis with ArcGIS or QGIS.
• Ability to produce client-ready reports and presentations.
• Strong engineering judgement and adherence to QA and budgeting.

Responsibilities

• Apply hydraulic principles for river, storm and wastewater infrastructure planning, including stormwater networks, culverts, bridges and open channel flows.
• Interpret hydraulic models and outputs for infrastructure planning; develop hydrologic models and urban hydrology for use in hydraulic modelling.
• Use Innovyze ICM and/or Tuflow to build, test and calibrate options/scenarios for river/stormwater systems; assess inputs and perform gap analysis.
• Ensure model accuracy across Build, Demand Analysis, Calibration and Masterplanning.
• Interpret and manipulate geospatial datasets for hydraulic modelling using ArcGIS or QGIS.
• Produce reports and presentations suitable for clients at high professional and technical calibre.
• Apply sound engineering judgement to drive fit-for-purpose and value-engineered solutions.

Skills

Hydraulic modelling

Hydrologic modelling

Model validation

Data interpretation

Technical reporting

Project planning

Quality assurance

Client presentations

Risk management

Team coordination

Tools

ArcGIS

QGIS

Innovyze ICM

Tuflow

Job description

• Apply hydraulic principles forRiver, Storm and Waste Waterinfrastructure planning, including stormwater networks, culverts, bridges as well as open channel and 2D surface flows.

• Interpret hydraulic models and outputs for infrastructure planning. Develop hydrologic models and urban hydrology for use in hydraulic modelling.

• Use Innovyze ICM and/or Tuflow software to build, update or test options/scenarios for river and/or stormwater systems. This includes model schematisation, assessment of model inputs and gap analysis, model build, validation and calibration, system performance assessment, and floodplain and hazard mapping.

• Ensure model accuracy based on available information across Model Build, Demand Analysis & Allocation, Calibration and Masterplanning

• Be able to interpret and manipulate geospatial datasets for hydraulic modelling using ArcGIS or QGIS.

• Produce reports and presentations at high levels of professional and technical calibre suitable for presenting to clients.

• Apply sound engineering judgement and best practices to arrive at technical decisions that drive innovative, fit-for-purpose and value-engineered solutions to meet project and client needs.

• Ensure that all technical risks are understood, managed, assigned to the organisation best placed to manage the risk, and that these are well communicated to the project team and/or the client.

• Ensure all assignments are completed on schedule and within budget while implementing Quality Assurance protocols.

• Support delivery of registrations of interest, pre-qualifications, project proposals/bids, fee estimates, project work programmes and budgets.

• Work with project leadership to plan projects through proper scoping with appropriate inputs, outputs, verifications and project reviews.

• Review work carried out by junior colleagues including appropriate verification of projects and peer review work done by colleagues and team members as necessary.

• Maintain knowledge of appropriate technical standards, legislation, codes of practice and New Zealand norms to ensure compliance with applicable standards, specifications, tolerances, safety factors and project brief. Keep abreast of industry developments, trends and processes.

• Liaise and work closely with Sector leadership and peer groups across India and New Zealand; Act as a brand ambassador of GCC within WSP in India across geographies; Create opportunities to share learnings, improvements, new tools, better practices etc. with the wider water team; Develop and maintain effective networks and spheres of influence (internally and externally) with team members and key stakeholders.