Water Resources Project Manager - Hydraulics & Floodplain

Dewberry; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Dewberry Engineers Inc. is seeking a Transportation Hydraulic Water Resources Project Manager for the Water Resources Department in North Carolina. The role is based in Raleigh or Charlotte and offers opportunities for professional growth within a dynamic team.

Responsibilities include drainage design, floodplain analyses, hydrologic modeling, and watershed planning, with a focus on water quality and resiliency. Strong modeling and NC DOT knowledge are preferred.

Qualifications

• : Bachelor's degree in Civil, Biological Systems or Environmental Engineering.
• :
• 2–5 years of water resources engineering experience.
• Strong knowledge of NC DOT drainage design, hydrology and hydraulic analysis.
• Experience with HEC-RAS, Microstation, ArcGIS; OpenRoads Designer, PCSWMM.
• Experience in watershed and stormwater management, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, drainage, erosion and sediment control.
• Active EIT or P.E. in NC preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform roadway drainage design, culvert and bridge hydraulics, and floodplain analyses.
• Provide technical assistance for hydrologic and hydraulic analyses using models such as HEC-HMS, HY-8, HEC-RAS.
• Floodplain mapping and assisting with written reports documenting floodplain studies.
• Conduct watershed and stormwater management planning and design.
• Perform water quality and quantity analysis to meet applicable state and local criteria.
• Design stormwater best management practices.
• Assist in preparation of proposals, work scopes, and cost estimates.
• Project management and staff development.

Skills

Water resources eng

Project management

Hydraulic analysis

Hydrology

Team leadership

Education

Civil/Environmental Engineering

Tools

HEC-RAS

MicroStation

ArcGIS

OpenRoads Designer

PCSWMM

Job description

Dewberry Engineers Inc. is seeking a Transportation Hydraulic Water Resources Project Manager for the Water Resources Department in North Carolina. The role is based in Raleigh or Charlotte and offers opportunities for professional growth within a dynamic team.

Responsibilities include drainage design, floodplain analyses, hydrologic modeling, and watershed planning, with a focus on water quality and resiliency. Strong modeling and NC DOT knowledge are preferred.