Planning Project Engineer - Water & Wastewater CIP

North Texas Municipal Water District; Wylie (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) is seeking a Project Engineer (Planning) to lead regional planning and CIP initiatives, coordinating with member cities and agencies. The role focuses on population and demand projections, master planning, cost estimates, and reporting on CIP status, with ample opportunities to influence regional water and wastewater infrastructure.

A Civil/Environmental/Mechanical/Electrical engineering degree and a Texas PE license (or eligibility) are required,

Qualifications

• Degree in Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Licensed PE in Texas or eligible to obtain TX PE within 6 months.
• Experience with water and wastewater planning and capital programs.

Responsibilities

• Assemble population and demand projections for regional facilities.
• Maintain databases of historical flow/tonnage data.
• Perform model analyses for master planning and CIP recommendations.
• Manage and review planning studies for service areas and cities.
• Review project nominations, prepare cost estimates and update CIP.
• Prepare planning status reports and present findings.
• Participate in design review and construction progress meetings.
• Provide technical support for Customer contracts development.
• Perform other planning tasks as assigned.

Skills

Project management

Master planning

Data analysis

Report writing

Education

Bachelor's degree in Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering

Texas Professional Engineer (PE) license

Job description

North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) is seeking a Project Engineer (Planning) to lead regional planning and CIP initiatives, coordinating with member cities and agencies. The role focuses on population and demand projections, master planning, cost estimates, and reporting on CIP status, with ample opportunities to influence regional water and wastewater infrastructure.

A Civil/Environmental/Mechanical/Electrical engineering degree and a Texas PE license (or eligibility) are required,