Civil Engineer, Water Resources – Hydrology & Design

Kimley Horn; Georgia; On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement plan

Health coverage

Time off

Student loan matching

Tuition reimbursement

Family benefits

Job summary

Kimley-Horn's Savannah, GA office is seeking a Civil Engineer with 4+ years of experience to join the Surface Water team. The role involves hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, flood studies, and water resources design for public and private clients.

You will prepare studies, reports, and plans, and contribute to technical writing, scopes of work, and budgets while collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams and jurisdictions. This is a non-remote, on-site position in Savannah.

Qualifications

• PE license (or ability to obtain within 12 months)
• Experience with hydrologic/hydraulic analysis and design software

Responsibilities

• Prepare Hydraulic/Hydrology studies, drainage reports, design documents and plans for water resources projects
• Support water resources practice with multi-disciplinary teams on public and private clients
• Conduct technical writing for memorandums, regulatory submittals (CLOMR/LOMR to FEMA) and master plans
• Develop scopes of work and budgets for projects
• Engage in watershed and stormwater master planning
• Coordinate with jurisdictions and contractors on project delivery

Skills

Communication skills

Project management

Team collaboration

Entrepreneurial spirit

Tools

AutoCAD

ArcGIS

HydroCAD

SWMM

HEC-RAS

HEC-HMS

StormCAD

Job description

Kimley-Horn's Savannah, GA office is seeking a Civil Engineer with 4+ years of experience to join the Surface Water team. The role involves hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, flood studies, and water resources design for public and private clients.

You will prepare studies, reports, and plans, and contribute to technical writing, scopes of work, and budgets while collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams and jurisdictions. This is a non-remote, on-site position in Savannah.