Remote-Hybrid ERP Engineer (Water Resources & Permitting)

SW FL Water Management District; Tampa (FL); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9 paid holidays (+ floating)

Generous vacation and sick leave

Medical and dental insurance

Vision insurance

Deferred compensation

Life and AD&D insurance

Long-term disability

Wellness program

Job summary

Southwest Florida Water Management District seeks an ERP Engineer to evaluate ERP applications and exemptions, review related drawings and documents, and ensure compliance with District rules. The role involves public meetings, coordinating with agencies, and using WMIS/GIS tools.

Hybrid work arrangements are available; Florida residency is required. The District provides an extensive benefits package and opportunities to support water resource management in west-central Florida.

Qualifications

• Evaluates ERP applications and exemptions; prepares deficiency letters for deadlines.
• Reviews drawings, reports and permit documents for District compliance.
• Uses WMIS/E-Permitting and GIS to support permitting decisions.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate ERP applications and exemptions; draft correspondence on deficiencies.
• Review engineering drawings, reports and permit documents for regulatory compliance.
• Engage with the public, permit applicants and representatives in meetings.
• Coordinate with WMIS GIS systems to facilitate permitting decisions.
• Assist ERP Bureau projects and emergency response activities.

Skills

ERP evaluation

Regulatory review

GIS/ArcMap

Stakeholder communication

Education

Bachelor's in Engineering

PE Certification

Tools

WMIS/E-Permitting

GIS/ArcMap

Job description

Southwest Florida Water Management District seeks an ERP Engineer to evaluate ERP applications and exemptions, review related drawings and documents, and ensure compliance with District rules. The role involves public meetings, coordinating with agencies, and using WMIS/GIS tools.

Hybrid work arrangements are available; Florida residency is required. The District provides an extensive benefits package and opportunities to support water resource management in west-central Florida.