Water Project Engineer | Hybrid Work & Field Roles

Wright-Pierce; Topsham (ME); Hybrid; USD 78,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Wellness program

Mental health and well-being benefit

Paid volunteer hours

401(k) match & profit-sharing

Career development path

Paid time off & holidays

Hybrid work environment

Job summary

Wright-Pierce, an award-winning environmental engineering firm, seeks a Project Engineer to join our Water Group. You will plan, design, and administer construction for drinking water source, distribution, storage, and treatment projects while supporting Lead Project Engineers and the team.

The role includes hydraulic design, master planning, and reporting. Travel to sites is required; 3–5 years of water project experience and a Bachelor of Science in Civil or Environmental Engineering are

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of engineering experience on water projects.
• Familiarity with local, state and federal regulatory and funding processes.
• MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams) is required.
• Experience with AutoCAD and GIS is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Plan, design, and provide construction administration for drinking water projects.
• Support Lead Project Engineers and team members.
• Perform hydraulic design for pump and piping systems.
• Engage in master planning and asset management.
• Prepare technical reports, memos, and communications.
• Contribute to pilot studies and site visits.

Skills

Communication

Relationship building

Time management

Self-motivated

Attention to detail

Education

B.S. in Civil or Environmental Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

GIS

MS Office

Job description

Wright-Pierce, an award-winning environmental engineering firm, seeks a Project Engineer to join our Water Group. You will plan, design, and administer construction for drinking water source, distribution, storage, and treatment projects while supporting Lead Project Engineers and the team.

The role includes hydraulic design, master planning, and reporting. Travel to sites is required; 3–5 years of water project experience and a Bachelor of Science in Civil or Environmental Engineering are