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Personna Employment Solutions is seeking a Capital Projects Engineer (PE) to support municipal infrastructure initiatives in the Tri-Cities region. You will engage in planning, design, and construction for water, wastewater, and public facilities, coordinating with agencies, consultants, and contractors.
The ideal candidate holds a PE license (WA preferred) and has broad experience in civil, environmental, and utility projects, with strong communication and project management skills to ensure
Capital Projects Engineer (PE) | Municipal Infrastructure, Water & Wastewater
Big projects. Growing communities. Infrastructure that actually makes a difference.
We're connecting with experienced Professional Engineers (PEs) interested in municipal infrastructure, public works, water and wastewater systems, environmental engineering, structural engineering, and capital improvement projects throughout the Tri-Cities region.
Whether your background is in municipal government, engineering consulting, utilities, environmental services, or large-scale infrastructure development, we'd love to connect!
We're building relationships with engineers who enjoy solving complex problems, managing meaningful projects, and helping communities develop the infrastructure they need for the future.
From water treatment facilities and wastewater infrastructure to roads, bridges, public facilities, and multimillion-dollar capital improvements, these opportunities offer the chance to apply your engineering expertise to projects that directly impact the communities around you.
We're particularly interested in engineers with experience in one or more of the following areas:
Depending on your background and the opportunity, responsibilities may include:
Washington PE licensure is strongly preferred. Structural engineering opportunities may require a Washington Structural Engineer (SE) license depending on project scope.
Engineers from private consulting firms, utility providers, construction organizations, and public agencies are all encouraged to connect.
You don't necessarily need previous municipal employment. Relevant experience delivering public infrastructure projects through engineering consulting or other technical environments may translate extremely well.
Meaningful infrastructure. Long-term career opportunities. A growing region.
The Tri-Cities continues to need experienced engineering professionals who can support essential infrastructure, public utilities, and community development.
We're building a network of talented engineers interested in current and future opportunities across municipal government, public works, utilities, and infrastructure development throughout Eastern Washington.
Whether you're actively exploring a new role or simply open to hearing about the right opportunity down the road, we'd love to learn more about your background, technical specialties, and long-term career goals.
This posting supports recruitment for current and anticipated engineering opportunities. Specific positions, compensation, schedules, and requirements will vary by employer and project. Joining our talent network does not guarantee an immediate opening.
We are committed to equal employment opportunity and welcome qualified applicants from all backgrounds. Employment decisions are made without regard to any characteristic protected by applicable law.