Private Lands Engineer — Water Resources (Kentucky, Remote)

Ugajobsearch; London (KY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 92,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Georgia is seeking applications for a Private Lands Engineer (Water Resources) to support the WLFW Aquatics Connectivity Framework. The role will be based in Kentucky (London area) with remote work and site visits as needed.

You will lead engineering design on private lands, coordinate with NRCS, and ensure high-quality project delivery. A successful candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent), 5 years of experience, and/or be an ENT or licensed PE in Kentucky.

Qualifications

• Lead design of conservation engineering projects with NRCS involvement.
• Produce engineering designs and construction documents for aquatic projects.
• Must be an Engineering in Training (ENT) or licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in Kentucky.

Responsibilities

• Lead design and development of conservation engineering projects for private lands.
• Oversee field surveys and site assessments with NRCS and landowners.
• Coordinate project implementation and construction oversight to NRCS standards.
• Provide technical leadership and coordination with NRCS and other partners.

Skills

Stream restoration

Hydrologic/hydraulic modeling

Rivermorph

Project permitting

Aquatic ecology

Leadership on large projects

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a related field

Engineering in Training (ENT) or Professional Engineer (PE) in KY

Tools

AutoDesk Civil 3D

HEC-RAS

HEC-HMS

SWMM

Job description

The University of Georgia is seeking applications for a Private Lands Engineer (Water Resources) to support the WLFW Aquatics Connectivity Framework. The role will be based in Kentucky (London area) with remote work and site visits as needed.

You will lead engineering design on private lands, coordinate with NRCS, and ensure high-quality project delivery. A successful candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent), 5 years of experience, and/or be an ENT or licensed PE in Kentucky.