Regulatory Utilities Engineer - Water & Wastewater

Arizona State Government; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 75,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement plan

Low-cost health coverage

Paid parental leave

Transit perks

Parking included

Job summary

The Arizona Corporation Commission invites a Utilities Engineer (Water/Wastewater) to join the Utilities Division in Phoenix. You will inspect facilities, analyze complex data, prepare regulatory policy recommendations, and present expert testimony to the commission.

A PE license and advanced engineering degree are preferred, with state-regulated utility experience valued. Salary ranges from $75,000 to $82,000 with strong benefits and opportunities to influence policy that affects Arizona's

Qualifications

• Knowledge of civil, sanitary, environmental engineering applied to water systems.
• Experience interpreting statutes, regulations, policies for water/wastewater utilities.
• Engineering economics and utility rate making knowledge.
• Safety and public relations practices familiarity.

Responsibilities

• Inspect complex water and wastewater facilities and evaluate filings.
• Interpret technical data and engineering plans; prepare reports.
• Develop rules, policies, and procedures for water utilities.
• Prepare and present expert testimony in hearings.
• Engage in statewide and multi-state regulatory activities.

Skills

Civil engineering

Sanitary engineering

Environmental engineering

Mechanical engineering

Chemical engineering

Water/wastewater design

Regulatory interpretation

Engineering economics

Safety practices

Leadership

Data interpretation

Report writing

Public speaking

Interpersonal skills

PE license

Microsoft Office

Education

PE license

Advanced engineering degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Arizona Corporation Commission invites a Utilities Engineer (Water/Wastewater) to join the Utilities Division in Phoenix. You will inspect facilities, analyze complex data, prepare regulatory policy recommendations, and present expert testimony to the commission.

A PE license and advanced engineering degree are preferred, with state-regulated utility experience valued. Salary ranges from $75,000 to $82,000 with strong benefits and opportunities to influence policy that affects Arizona's