Water/Wastewater Treatment Process Engineer, PE

Burgess & Niple; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Burgess & Niple is seeking a Water/Wastewater Treatment Process Engineer, PE, to join our Columbus, Ohio office. You will lead design efforts for water and wastewater facilities, guiding treatment processes, mechanical systems, and related infrastructure to meet stringent regulatory and budgetary requirements.

As a technical resource, you will mentor junior engineers, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and contribute to business development and project delivery.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering or related field from an ABET-accredited program required.
• Professional Engineer (PE) registration in the state of employment or ability to be registered with reciprocity.
• 4–10 years of experience in water/wastewater treatment process design and facility engineering.

Responsibilities

• Lead planning and design of water and wastewater treatment facilities including treatment processes, mechanical systems, and associated infrastructure.
• Evaluate existing treatment systems and develop innovative solutions that meet regulatory, environmental, and budgetary requirements.
• Coordinate with internal and external project teams on project delivery and permitting.
• Maintain quality control of plans, specifications, and deliverables.
• Build and maintain client relationships while participating in business development and proposal preparation.

Skills

Project design

Client coordination

Problem solving

Team leadership

Education

ABET-accredited B.S. in Civil Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office

AutoCAD

Revit

Hydraulic/process modeling

Job description

Water/Wastewater Treatment Process Engineer, PE

Columbus, OH

For more than a century, Burgess & Niple has helped communities strengthen the infrastructure that supports everyday life. Our teams combine technical expertise with a commitment to improving quality of life, safety and sustainability. At B&N, that legacy shapes meaningful careers. You will collaborate on projects that make a difference, grow alongside experienced teams and contribute to work that has lasting impact.

Join our nationally recognized team of civil engineering professionals and take the lead on complex water and wastewater treatment projects that make a lasting impact on the communities we serve. As a Water/Wastewater Treatment Process Engineer PE, you'll drive sophisticated design challenges across a diverse portfolio from treatment process upgrades and facility expansions to new treatment infrastructure. You'll serve as a trusted technical resource for clients and project teams, mentor emerging engineers, and contribute to business development, positioning you for continued growth within the firm.

What You’ll Do

• Lead planning and design of water and wastewater treatment facilities including treatment processes, mechanical systems, and associated infrastructure
• Evaluate existing treatment systems and develop innovative solutions that meet regulatory, environmental, and budgetary requirements
• Coordinate with internal and external project teams on project delivery and permitting
• Maintain quality control of plans, specifications, and deliverables
• Build and maintain client relationships while participating in business development and proposal preparation

Skills & Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering or related field from an ABET-accredited program required
• Professional Engineer (PE) registration in the state of employment or ability to be registered with reciprocity
• 4 – 10 years of experience in water/wastewater treatment process design and facility engineering
• Familiarity with a variety of physical, biological, and chemical treatment processes for treating water and/or wastewater
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and AutoCAD; experience with Revit or hydraulic/process modeling software a plus
• Adaptable and self-motivated with an entrepreneurial mindset as well as a proactive approach to problem solving
• Servant leader committed to fostering collaboration, innovation, and excellence while developing others

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