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The Maine Department of Environmental Protection seeks an Environmental Engineer to manage Clean Water State Revolving Fund projects in Augusta. You will oversee all stages from funding applications through grant administration, interfacing with EPA and other state entities.
Required is a Bachelor's in Environmental/ Civil/ Sanitary/ Mechanical/ Chemical Engineering and PE licensure in Maine, with four years' engineering experience. The role emphasizes program management and compliance.
Opening Date: October 5, 2026
Closing Date: End of day October 21, 2026
Location: Augusta
Position Number: 08330-1318
Class Code: 6321
Grade: 24 (Professional/Technical Unit)
Salary: $63,557.10 - $89,107.21 Per Year*
*(This includes a 17.66% Salary Adjustment)
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection is seeking candidates for an Environmental Engineer with the Division of Water Quality Management. This position is a project manager for the Clean Water State Revolving Loan (SRF), which primarily provides low interest loans to municipal and quasi-municipal wastewater treatment facilities. The position manages all aspects of the DEP SRF loan process including State wastewater grants and federal Special Purpose Grants.
Specific duties include the review of funding applications, engineering plans and specifications, onsite construction review, approval of payment requisitions, and documentation for federal record keeping on Clean Water SRF projects. This position interacts closely with other division staff in licensing, compliance, enforcement, technical assistance, and water quality to ensure implementation of Department policies. This position also interacts with outside entities such as the EPA, the Maine Municipal Bond Bank, USDA Rural Development, the Department of Economic and Community Development, and consulting engineers to coordinate program activities. Other duties may include managing Small Community Grant (SCG) and Overboard Discharge (OBD) Removal Grant projects.
For questions specific to the position, please contact Bob Hartley at (207) 881-9490.
A Bachelor's Degree in Environmental, Civil, Sanitary, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering and four (4) years of engineering experience. Related experience may be substituted for education on a year or year basis.
Licensure as a Professional Engineer by the Maine State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers.
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