Water Resources Project Engineer: Hydrology & Stormwater

Dewberry Engineers Incorporated; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Dewberry is seeking a Water Resources Project Engineer for our Baton Rouge, LA office to work on hydrology, hydraulics and stormwater design for federal, state, and local clients. You will perform analyses, develop preliminary and detailed designs, and contribute to investigations and master plans, with opportunities for business development and career growth.

The ideal candidate has 5–10 years of water resources experience and a degree in civil/environmental engineering, with proficiency in

Qualifications

• B.S./M.S. degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering with emphasis in water resources.
• 5-10 years’ water resources-related experience.
• Ability to perform engineering analyses; develop preliminary and detailed designs; write specs and construction documents.
• Experience in stormwater and resilience projects, including pump stations, flood control channels, tide gates is a plus.
• Knowledge of hydrology and open channel hydraulics; ArcGIS, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, SWMM, AutoCAD.

Responsibilities

• Perform engineering analyses and develop preliminary and detailed designs of stormwater facilities.
• Contribute to project delivery and business development for stormwater and resilience projects.
• Prepare specifications and construction documents; coordinate with clients and teams.

Skills

Hydrology

Open channel hydraulics

ESRI ArcGIS

HEC-HMS

HEC-RAS

SWMM

AutoCAD

Communication skills

MS Office

P.E. certification

Education

B.S./M.S. in Civil/Environmental Engineering

Job description

Dewberry is seeking a Water Resources Project Engineer for our Baton Rouge, LA office to work on hydrology, hydraulics and stormwater design for federal, state, and local clients. You will perform analyses, develop preliminary and detailed designs, and contribute to investigations and master plans, with opportunities for business development and career growth.

The ideal candidate has 5–10 years of water resources experience and a degree in civil/environmental engineering, with proficiency in