Senior Water & Wastewater Project Leader – New England

WSP in the U.S.; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 169,000 - 323,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP USA is seeking a Senior Project Manager / Client Service Leader to grow municipal water and wastewater work in New England. You will build executive-level relationships, lead strategic opportunities, and deliver major capital programs while coordinating with a national team of technical experts.

The role focuses on client leadership, project success, and market growth across MA and the region. Massachusetts is investing in infrastructure; you will avoid the status quo, instead shaping

Qualifications

• PE license required.
• 12+ years of municipal water/wastewater consulting experience.
• Established relationships with MA municipalities, utilities, and MassDEP.
• Demonstrated success winning and delivering complex infrastructure programs.
• Strong executive presence and client-facing leadership.

Responsibilities

• Develop and strengthen executive-level relationships with municipal water and wastewater clients, utilities, and state agencies.
• Lead business development, capture planning, proposals, interviews, and contract negotiations.
• Serve as Project Manager or Program Manager on major treatment, conveyance, pumping, resiliency, and asset management programs.
• Collaborate with regional and national technical leaders to deliver exceptional client outcomes.
• Mentor project managers and technical staff.
• Represent WSP through NEWEA, MWWA, AWWA, ACEC, and regional industry events.
• Help shape growth strategy for the New England water market.

Skills

PE license

Client leadership

Business development

Project management

Job description

WSP USA is seeking a Senior Project Manager / Client Service Leader to grow municipal water and wastewater work in New England. You will build executive-level relationships, lead strategic opportunities, and deliver major capital programs while coordinating with a national team of technical experts.

The role focuses on client leadership, project success, and market growth across MA and the region. Massachusetts is investing in infrastructure; you will avoid the status quo, instead shaping