Jobs at Aquatech International LLC

Lead technical execution and integration for global microelectronics utility projects (UPW, WWT, ZLD, thermal, RO). Coordinate multidisciplinary teams across engineering, construction, commissioning, and operations, manage customer technical interface, support procurement/vendor evaluation, drive startup/qualification readiness, and develop repeatable execution methodologies for semiconductor and advanced manufacturing facilities.

Chief of Staff to the Executive Chairman and CEO, responsible for translating enterprise strategy into execution, managing management and board operating rhythms, coordinating executive communications, tracking KPIs and strategic initiatives, supporting governance, and escalating risks. The role drives cross-functional alignment, accountability, business performance visibility, executive decision-making, and strategic growth initiatives, including mergers, acquisitions, and integration efforts.

Supports Global FP&A through financial modeling, forecasting, budgeting, scenario analysis, profitability assessment, transaction due diligence, valuation, and strategic initiative evaluation. Prepares segment and management reporting, analyzes performance variances, develops executive and Board presentations, and partners with operational and commercial stakeholders to provide actionable financial insights.

The Project Engineer will review project specifications, coordinate with teams, manage engineering documents, and ensure project progress reporting, while engaging in site visits and vendor management.

The Process Engineer will support potential customers in developing concept designs for water and wastewater treatment systems and participate in technical review, calculations, and drafting proposals for engineering services agreements.

The Senior Subcontracts Coordinator finalizes and manages orders with subcontractors, oversees procurement of technical commodities, and handles vendor negotiations and contract management. Requires strong organizational skills and substantial experience in purchasing.

The Estimation Engineer will manage proposal-specific costing data, obtain quotes, develop estimates using software, and ensure compliance with project specifications.

The Contracts Manager will negotiate and finalize various contracts and ensure compliance, while managing relationships with suppliers and internal teams.

The Product Manager will lead the strategy and performance of product lines in electrically driven separation technologies, managing lifecycle and driving revenue growth across various sectors.

The Expeditor coordinates purchasing processes, conducts on-site visits to monitor progress, generates RFQ packages, manages purchase orders, and ensures timely deliveries while adhering to ISO standards.

The Applications Engineer will design membrane treatment systems, analyze water chemistry, support sales with technical proposals, and collaborate with internal teams.

The Expeditor coordinates procurement processes, monitors vendor progress, prepares bid packages, and ensures timely deliveries while adhering to ISO guidelines.

Lead product development, scale-up, production, testing, and engineering support for advanced flat-sheet membrane technologies (FO, NF, SWRO, OARO). Provide sales/application technical support, oversee pilot and field testing, manage production activities, and support IP and patent documentation.

Leads development, scale-up, production, testing, and engineering support for advanced FO and OARO membrane products. Oversees manufacturing quality, membrane module and element production, application testing, pilot deployments, system design, technical sales support, engineering staff direction, troubleshooting, and intellectual property documentation. The role is fully on-site in Albany, Oregon, and requires expertise in membrane technologies, thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, and product manufacturing.

Lead regional financial operations including monthly/annual GAAP financial statements, cost accounting and inventory costing, variance analysis, KPI development, A/R, A/P, banking and purchasing oversight, budgeting/forecasting, auditor coordination, internal controls, and ERP-driven financial processes (ASC 606 familiarity).

Lead project controls for heavy industrial water and infrastructure projects. Integrate engineering, procurement, vendor manufacturing, and construction schedules; track deliverables and physical progress; validate subcontractor claims; manage engineering changes and claims support; monitor cost-to-complete and estimate-at-completion; and identify risks related to delays, rework, design changes, and vendor deviations. The role requires advanced Primavera P6, cost management software, BIM integration, and FIDIC or NEC contract expertise.

The Regional Controller oversees financial health and daily accounting operations, including financial statement preparation, cost accounting, inventory costing, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, accounts receivable and payable, banking, purchasing, audits, and internal controls. The role develops financial KPIs and operational improvement strategies, supports manufacturing-related accounting, and ensures GAAP and revenue-recognition compliance. This is an on-site position in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, requiring leadership, ERP expertise, and strong communication skills.

Leads end-to-end O&M bid and proposal development for industrial water and wastewater service opportunities. Develops pricing, cost models, bid strategies, commercial narratives, risk registers, and profitability scenarios. Reviews RFPs, RFQs, and contracts; coordinates operations, engineering, finance, procurement, legal, and regional teams; supports negotiations; and improves bid governance and tools. The role requires strong commercial judgment, O&M service knowledge, and the ability to manage multiple bids under tight deadlines.

Manage daily operations and maintenance of an industrial water and wastewater treatment plant. Responsibilities include supervising O&M staff, scheduling analysis and maintenance, managing inventory, enforcing safety protocols, training employees, troubleshooting complex process issues, implementing corrective actions, coordinating contractors and shutdowns, supporting system upgrades, and contributing to technology development. The role requires water chemistry expertise, plant operations experience, maintenance coordination, and leadership in an industrial environment.

The Project Engineer coordinates engineering design, document submissions, vendors, contractors, clients, and site activities throughout construction projects. Responsibilities include progress reporting, schedule updates, change management, RFI coordination, as-built documentation, vendor expediting, material tracking in SAP, and support for construction supervision. The role requires engineering expertise, proficiency with AutoCAD, P&IDs, Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, Navisworks, and SAP, along with up to 30% travel.