Jobs at Hazen and Sawyer

Leads Hazen’s enterprise AI strategy, roadmap, governance, adoption, and implementation across engineering and corporate functions. Builds and manages an AI team, prioritizes use cases, oversees enterprise platforms and custom AI solutions, establishes responsible-use standards, and partners with IT, cybersecurity, Legal, and business leaders. Drives training and change management while ensuring data security, professional accountability, and regulatory compliance.

Coordinates proposal development and marketing communications for an engineering firm. Responsibilities include facilitating strategy meetings, drafting proposal narratives, cover letters, resumes, and project descriptions, creating storyboards and layouts, developing presentations and infographics, distributing action items, tracking deadlines, and maintaining proposal systems. The role requires strong writing, editing, research, organization, communication, and design skills, with proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Office.

Lead municipal water, wastewater, and reclaimed-water facility planning, design, and construction projects in Central Ohio. Manage project teams, coordinate with clients, mentor engineers, prepare technical reports and construction documents, perform design calculations, size and select equipment, and support construction management and commissioning. The role also involves fieldwork, site visits, client development, proposal support, and coordination across regional project teams.

Entry-level engineer supporting water and wastewater projects from planning and conceptual design through construction. Responsibilities include preparing studies, assessments, calculations, reports, drawings, and specifications; managing modeling and design data; coordinating with project teams, clients, manufacturers, and vendors; supporting equipment selection; attending project meetings; and participating in site visits.

Design and manage municipal wastewater treatment and nutrient management projects. Responsibilities include facility evaluation, process and hydraulic modeling, design calculations, equipment sizing, technical and construction document preparation, construction-phase support, field visits, project coordination, scheduling, client engagement, and mentoring junior staff. Occasional travel is required for site visits and construction support.

Leads proposal development by coordinating strategy meetings, drafting persuasive and compliant content, creating storyboards and layouts, managing action items, and preparing interview presentations. Develops marketing materials, award submissions, and sponsorship materials while maintaining proposal systems and tools. Collaborates with technical professionals to communicate complex information clearly, meet competing deadlines, and support business development efforts.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facilities, including power distribution, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, and instrumentation. Supervise junior staff, coordinate with clients, contractors, and other engineering disciplines, and ensure compliance with NEC and related codes. AutoCAD is required; Revit, SKM, and ETAP are desirable. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, a Professional Engineer license, and 7–11 years of relevant experience.

Designs and supports construction of wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects, develops client relationships, and may manage projects. Requires a relevant engineering degree, professional engineering license, extensive wastewater experience, and strong communication skills.

Prepare CAD drawings, BIM models, Revit families, site plans, sections, and details for water, wastewater, stormwater, pump station, and pipeline projects. Coordinate designs across civil, structural, architectural, HVAC, electrical, and instrumentation disciplines; ensure compliance with CAD/BIM standards; and support contract document submittals.

Perform structural analysis and design for environmental engineering structures, industrial and administration buildings, and water and wastewater treatment facilities. Manage structural work across projects, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, and supervise and mentor junior engineers. Design steel, reinforced concrete, reinforced masonry, and aluminum systems while applying relevant building codes. The role requires a Civil Engineering degree, at least five years of structural engineering experience, and Professional Engineer registration or eligibility for South Carolina licensure.

Lead Process Mechanical Revit modeling for water and wastewater projects. Responsibilities include creating coordinated models and views, enforcing CAD/BIM standards, coordinating multidisciplinary design changes, performing clash detection and resolution, supervising design submittals, and supporting project and pursuit visualizations. The role requires advanced Revit expertise, process mechanical design experience, strong communication, leadership, and collaboration skills.

Plan, design, and support construction administration for water and wastewater projects, including pumping, piping, conveyance, and treatment facilities. Prepare feasibility studies, construction drawings, specifications, bidding materials, and construction services documentation. Supervise junior staff, manage small projects, and coordinate with clients, staff, contractors, and regulatory agencies. The role requires a professional engineering license or the ability to obtain one within 12 months.

Leads civil engineering design and project execution for stormwater, sewer, pipeline, conveyance, and nature-based infrastructure. Responsibilities include preparing plans, specifications, calculations, hydraulic models, technical reports, utility coordination, geotechnical and surveying support, condition assessments, rehabilitation planning, and construction-phase engineering. The role requires coordination across disciplines and technical responsibility for projects of varying sizes.

Leads planning, design, permitting, and construction support for wastewater projects. Develops treatment strategies, process design criteria, technical analyses, reports, and construction documents. Manages multidisciplinary teams, budgets, schedules, client relationships, regulatory coordination, and business development pursuits. Mentors staff, supports commissioning, and helps grow regional capabilities.

Designs and engineers instrumentation and control systems for water and wastewater facilities, including P&IDs, control networks, equipment layouts, specifications, and installation details. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, reviews BIM and CAD deliverables, evaluates contractor submittals, conducts site visits and equipment testing, and supports construction oversight. The role may include SCADA, HMI, and PLC programming, client workshops, project management, and mentoring junior staff.

Early-career hydrogeologist or groundwater engineer supporting hydrogeologic investigations, groundwater resource management, underground injection control plans, wellfield projects, technical reports, GIS visualizations, and well construction or testing documents. The role includes field inspections, sampling, shift-based oversight, site travel throughout Florida, and collaboration with senior engineers and hydrogeologists.

Designs and evaluates water, wastewater, stormwater, reuse, and infrastructure projects from feasibility through construction. Responsibilities include conceptual studies, engineering drawings and specifications, bidding support, field services, project management, client coordination, staff supervision, and regulatory interaction. The role requires a Florida PE license or reciprocity eligibility, 5–10 years of water-related engineering experience, and proficiency with engineering, construction management, and office software.

Lead wastewater infrastructure projects focused on treatment process design and construction. Responsibilities include client development and management, collaboration with local offices and corporate headquarters, and potential project management. Candidates need at least 10 years of experience, an engineering bachelor’s degree, a Professional Engineer license, and strong communication skills.

Assists with engineering deliverables for water, wastewater, stormwater, and water resources projects. Responsibilities include process modeling, hydraulics, condition assessments, design reports, data management, equipment selection, project coordination, and supporting projects from planning through construction. The role includes client meetings, vendor coordination, fieldwork, and in-state site visits. Candidates need a relevant engineering bachelor’s degree, strong communication and organizational skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and up to two years of relevant experience.

Creates Revit models, families, CAD files, piping layouts, plans, sections, and details for water, wastewater, and pump station projects. Coordinates mechanical designs with civil, structural, architectural, HVAC, electrical, and instrumentation disciplines; executes engineering redlines; and ensures compliance with CAD standards. The role also supports drawing production, design coordination, and contract document development for process mechanical systems.