Stormwater Engineer - Hybrid Role with Growth & Impact

Oregonite; Draper (UT); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) with company match

PTO with holidays

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Consor in Draper, UT is seeking a stormwater engineer with 4+ years of experience to review designs, perform H&H analyses, develop drainage plans, and mentor junior staff. The role blends office work with occasional project-site visits and exposes you to a range of infrastructure projects.

You will manage drainage studies, ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinate with roadway, geotechnical, and structures teams while growing professionally in a collaborative, hybrid environment.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of stormwater, H&H, and drainage experience.
• Proficiency in OpenRoads, Civil3D or AutoCAD (training available).
• UDOT project experience is a plus.
• Experience with floodplain mapping and FEMA/local analyses is favorable.
• Degree in Civil/Environmental/Construction-related field and PE license.

Responsibilities

• Review project designs and reports; assist with project management and scheduling.
• Perform H&H analyses using governing codes and standards.
• Prepare construction plans, specs, and technical memoranda/reports.
• Develop probable construction cost estimates.
• Observe construction and coordinate with contractors.
• Coordinate work with roadway, geotechnical, and structures teams.
• Conduct stormwater studies ensuring regulatory compliance.
• Mentor junior staff and designers.

Skills

H&H analysis

Drainage design

Project management

Team mentorship

Technical writing

Education

Bachelor of Science in Civil/Environmental Engineering or related

Professional Engineer (PE) license

Tools

OpenRoads

Civil3D

AutoCAD

HEC-HMS

HEC-RAS

SWMM

StormCAD

UDOT project experience

Job description

Consor in Draper, UT is seeking a stormwater engineer with 4+ years of experience to review designs, perform H&H analyses, develop drainage plans, and mentor junior staff. The role blends office work with occasional project-site visits and exposes you to a range of infrastructure projects.

You will manage drainage studies, ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinate with roadway, geotechnical, and structures teams while growing professionally in a collaborative, hybrid environment.