Water Resources Project Engineer - Hydraulics & GIS

Wright-Pierce; Middletown (CT); Hybrid; USD 78,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Wellness program

Mental health benefit

Volunteer hours

401(k) match

Profit sharing

Career development path

Wright-Pierce University training

Paid time off

Holidays

Parental leave

Flexible schedules

Hybrid work environment

Job summary

Wright-Pierce is seeking a Water Resources Project Engineer to join our multidisciplinary environmental firm, focusing on water resources, stormwater, and infrastructure projects. The role requires 4–8 years’ experience and an EIT; MS is a plus.

Hybrid work options and offices in Middletown, CT, Burlington, MA, and other locations are available. Responsibilities include performing engineering analyses, planning and design of water resources systems, reviewing technical documents, and mentoring

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering required; MS a plus.
• Engineer in Training certification required; PE preferred.
• 4–8 years of water resources engineering experience.
• Experience with hydrology/hydraulic simulations and GIS.

Responsibilities

• Perform engineering calculations with minimal supervision.
• Plan, analyze, and design water resources systems and related infrastructure.
• Review water resources analyses and design documents.
• Lead and review work of junior staff.

Skills

Hydraulic analysis

Hydrology

GIS experience

Water resources design

Project mentoring

Education

B.S. Civil Engineering

MS degree a plus

Tools

HEC-RAS

HEC-SSP

HEC-HMS

HydroCad

SWMM

Job description

Wright-Pierce is seeking a Water Resources Project Engineer to join our multidisciplinary environmental firm, focusing on water resources, stormwater, and infrastructure projects. The role requires 4–8 years’ experience and an EIT; MS is a plus.

Hybrid work options and offices in Middletown, CT, Burlington, MA, and other locations are available. Responsibilities include performing engineering analyses, planning and design of water resources systems, reviewing technical documents, and mentoring