Remediation Engineer - Hybrid Role with Growth & Equity

Socket.dev; Middletown (CT); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock ownership

Relocation assistance

Flexible hybrid schedule

Competitive benefits

Bonus potential

Job summary

Woodard & Curran, an employee-owned engineering firm, seeks a staff-level engineer to lead remediation projects. You will work with an integrated team, deliver high-quality designs, and report to senior staff in our Environmental Remediation Practice.

The role emphasizes independent and collaborative work, client interaction, and growth in leadership, with a flexible hybrid schedule and travel up to 50% in New England.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an accredited program; Master’s desirable.
• PE or EIT strongly preferred; strong health and safety mindset.
• Experience developing scopes, cost estimates, and technical proposals.

Responsibilities

• Conduct corrective measures/feasibility studies.
• Develop detailed remedial designs with construction drawings and specs.
• Evaluate remediation construction bids and manage scopes/budgets.
• Design in situ and ex situ soil, sediment, and groundwater remedies.
• Prepare technical reports compliant with regulations.
• Collaborate with project staff, clients, and regulatory agencies.

Skills

Technical writing

Communication

Presentation

Interpersonal skills

Mentor junior staff

MS Office (Word, Excel)

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Master’s degree desirable

PE or EIT strongly preferred

Tools

ArcGIS

AutoCAD

Stormwater modeling software

Python

Database software

Job description

Woodard & Curran, an employee-owned engineering firm, seeks a staff-level engineer to lead remediation projects. You will work with an integrated team, deliver high-quality designs, and report to senior staff in our Environmental Remediation Practice.

The role emphasizes independent and collaborative work, client interaction, and growth in leadership, with a flexible hybrid schedule and travel up to 50% in New England.