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Hydraterra Professionals is a growing civil and environmental engineering firm in Pennsylvania, seeking a Water/Wastewater Engineer to support planning, design, and construction of municipal infrastructure. The engineer will work on water and wastewater distribution, collection, treatment, and storage systems, communicating effectively with the team and clients.
The role offers advancement toward Senior Engineer or Project Manager as responsibilities increase, with focus on regulatory compliance
Hydraterra Professionals (HtP) is a growing civil and environmental engineering consulting firm specializing in water, wastewater, and municipal infrastructure projects throughout Pennsylvania. Our team provides innovative solutions for treatment facilities, pumping stations, collection systems, distribution systems, storage facilities, and GIS-based asset management. We offer a collaborative work environment where designers collaborate directly with experienced engineers and participate in projects from planning and design through construction. At HtP, your work directly improves critical infrastructure and public health in the communities we serve.
We are seeking a motivated, detail-oriented engineer to support the planning, design and construction of public and private water and wastewater infrastructure projects.
The Engineer will be responsible for the execution of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from conceptual planning through final design and construction. Infrastructure will include water and wastewater distribution, collection, conveyance, treatment, and storage systems. Communication skills will be essential as the Engineer will be expected to communicate effectively with engineers, scientists, designers, and other team members. Communication of project status through written and oral reports will be required.
This position offers the opportunity to advance into a Senior Engineer or Project Manager as experience and responsibilities increase. A thorough understanding of water and wastewater systems is required.