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GAMARC Consulting is seeking a Stormwater Engineer (Technical Lead) to join its Water Resources team in Chicago, IL, with project opportunities in Peoria, IL and Crown Point, IN. You will lead technical aspects of projects, providing hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and designing stormwater and floodplain solutions for municipal and roadway challenges.
The successful candidate will mentor staff, manage engineers and technicians, maintain client relationships, and deliver robust designs and cost
Position: Stormwater Engineer (Technical Lead)
Location: Chicago, IL; Peoria, IL, Crown Point, IN; Indianapolis, IN
Duration: Full-time
Description:
The client is seeking a Stormwater Engineer (Technical Lead) to join his Water Resources team. The successful candidate will lead technical aspects of projects, providing hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and designing solutions for stormwater and floodplain challenges. This role will involve collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, mentoring staff, and maintaining positive client relationships.
Must-Have Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering.
8-12 years of relevant experience in water resources engineering (flexible for highly experienced candidates).
Proven ability to lead projects from a technical perspective.
Hands-on experience with stormwater design and management.
Expertise in hydraulic analysis for open stream projects.
Proficiency with hydrology and hydraulics modeling tools, such as HEC-RAS and SWMM.
Strong skills in roadway drainage and flood reduction projects.
Illinois and/or Indiana Professional Engineer (PE) license.
Project resume showcasing technical leadership in relevant projects(required).
Nice-to-Have Qualifications:
Experience with erosion control and floodplain management.
Proficiency with Microstation (AutoCAD experience is a plus).
Key Responsibilities:
Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses for floodplains, floodways, bridge, and culvert crossings.
Analyze flood problem areas, identify issues, and develop/design alternative solutions. Design stormwater systems for municipal and roadway projects, including conveyance, storage, and quality best management practices.
Design soil erosion and sediment control practices.
Serve as the technical lead, managing engineers and technicians to complete project plans, while independently handling critical tasks as needed.
Conduct calculations/models, prepare reports, draft plans, and perform cost estimation. Review and validate engineering work completed by team members.
Maintain positive relationships with clients and vendors.