Hydraulic Modeling Engineer - Water Systems & Analytics

OHM Advisors; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

BCBSM Medical, Dental and Vision

Company Profit Sharing

Flexible Spending & Health Savings

401(k) retirement savings plan with-em

Tuition & Certification Expense reimb

Volunteer Service Leave

100% Employer-Paid Life Insurance

Short & Long-Term Disability Options

OHM Grad School

OHM University

Job summary

OHM Advisors, a community advancement firm, is seeking engineers to develop hydraulic models and support master planning across water systems. You will analyze results, design dashboards, and contribute to client-ready reports.

The role emphasizes data-driven decisions, field involvement, and collaboration across engineering disciplines to improve water infrastructure now and in the future.

Qualifications

• ABET-accredited engineering degree required or in progress.
• EIT certification preferred.
• Interest in hydraulic modeling and water industry.

Responsibilities

• Develop and calibrate hydraulic models for water distribution systems and analyze results.
• Assist on master planning and design projects.
• Perform booster station analyses for capacity, reliability, and energy efficiency.
• Develop future water demand projections.
• Design and deliver digital tools and dashboards.
• Prepare clear technical reports and presentations.
• Fieldwork and site visits may be required.
• Analyze and process large data sets.

Skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Data analysis

Attention to detail

Problem solving

Organizational skills

Education

ABET-accredited engineering degree (ENV/CE/ME)

EIT preferred

Tools

InfoWater

WaterGEMS

EPANET

Job description

OHM Advisors, a community advancement firm, is seeking engineers to develop hydraulic models and support master planning across water systems. You will analyze results, design dashboards, and contribute to client-ready reports.

The role emphasizes data-driven decisions, field involvement, and collaboration across engineering disciplines to improve water infrastructure now and in the future.