Jobs at Kennedy Jenks

Design and analyze water and wastewater pipelines, preparing hydraulic calculations, specifications, drawings, alignment studies, condition assessments, rehabilitation plans, and technical reports. Provide construction-phase support, review submittals, respond to RFIs, assess existing assets, and recommend rehabilitation or replacement approaches. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, support junior staff, maintain documentation, contribute to quality control, and provide technical and client-service support throughout project delivery.

Designs and analyzes water, wastewater, and utility pipelines; prepares drawings, specifications, hydraulic studies, condition assessments, and rehabilitation plans. Provides construction-phase engineering support, reviews submittals, responds to information requests, evaluates asset management options, and ensures compliance with standards and regulations. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, supports junior staff, prepares technical reports, and contributes to quality control and client service.

Designs and analyzes water and wastewater pipelines, including hydraulic calculations, alignment studies, condition assessments, rehabilitation, and commissioning. Prepares technical designs, specifications, drawings, reports, and construction documentation; reviews submittals and responds to project inquiries. Supports asset management, quality control, multidisciplinary coordination, client service, and junior staff development. Requires a California Professional Engineer license or ability to obtain one within six months.

Leads complex industrial water and wastewater process design projects from planning through commissioning and startup. Develops process flow diagrams, water and mass balances, treatment solutions, alternatives analyses, and testing plans. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, supports project scope, schedules, budgets, client relationships, and practice growth. Requires engineering expertise across industrial sectors and an Oregon PE license.

Leads regional sales, project delivery, financial, operational, client, and people performance. Sets regional strategy, manages growth and business development, oversees risk and profitability, strengthens client relationships, and develops high-performing teams. Directs workforce planning, staffing, succession planning, performance management, resource allocation, and cross-regional collaboration while aligning regional priorities with company goals.

Designs and analyzes water, wastewater, and utility pipelines from planning through construction. Responsibilities include hydraulic and pipe design calculations, alignment studies, condition assessments, rehabilitation and replacement recommendations, technical drawings and specifications, construction-phase support, materials review, regulatory compliance, asset management, technical reporting, quality control, client service, and mentoring junior staff.

Designs and analyzes water and wastewater pipelines from planning through construction. Responsibilities include hydraulic calculations, technical drawings and specifications, condition assessments, rehabilitation recommendations, construction-phase support, asset management, quality control, technical reporting, and client collaboration. The role also serves as a technical resource for multidisciplinary teams and supports junior staff development.

Leads the sales, project delivery, financial, operational, client, and people performance of an assigned region. Establishes regional strategy, drives business development and profitable growth, manages risk and workforce planning, develops client relationships, supports project execution, and builds high-performing teams. Oversees recruiting, succession planning, performance management, resource allocation, and collaboration across regions while aligning priorities with company objectives.

Leads the performance, growth, operations, financial results, client relationships, project delivery, and talent strategy for an assigned region. The role oversees business development, risk management, workforce planning, staffing, succession planning, client service, and cross-regional resource coordination. Reporting to the COO, the leader aligns regional priorities with company strategy and drives accountability for profitable operational results.

Leads regional sales, project delivery, financial, operational, client, and people performance. Sets regional strategy, manages growth and business development, oversees project and financial results, strengthens client relationships, directs workforce planning, and develops high-performing teams. Reports to the COO and collaborates with area managers, client service directors, technical leaders, and company executives to manage risk, improve performance, and align regional execution with company goals.

Design and evaluate municipal wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects, including treatment plants, pump stations, collection systems, upgrades, and expansions. Prepare engineering calculations, drawings, specifications, reports, and compliance documentation. Coordinate with project managers, clients, regulators, and multidisciplinary teams on planning, permitting, budgets, schedules, and technical decisions. Support optimization, regulatory compliance, and project delivery while mentoring junior staff and staying current with wastewater standards and technologies.

Supports municipal wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects through planning, process design, facility upgrades, system evaluations, technical documentation, regulatory compliance, stakeholder coordination, and project management. The role evaluates physical, chemical, and biological treatment systems and contributes to scopes, budgets, schedules, permitting, and client solutions. It also provides opportunities to mentor junior staff and advance technical expertise in wastewater engineering.

Leads the sales, project delivery, financial, operational, client, and people performance of an assigned region. Develops regional strategy, drives business growth, oversees profitable project execution, manages client relationships, identifies performance risks, and supports workforce planning. The role also leads recruiting, succession planning, talent development, cross-regional resource coordination, and collaboration with senior company leaders to align regional priorities with organizational goals.

Leads the performance, growth, financial results, project delivery, client relationships, workforce planning, and talent development of an assigned region. Develops regional strategies, oversees business development and risk management, supports staffing and succession planning, and collaborates with senior leaders, clients, and technical teams to achieve company goals.

Leads complex industrial water and wastewater process design projects as a technical lead. Develops treatment strategies, process flow diagrams, water and mass balances, alternatives analyses, and testing programs. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams across planning, design, construction, commissioning, and startup. Supports project scope, scheduling, budgets, client relationships, business development, and practice growth. Requires a California PE license, substantial engineering consulting experience, and industrial-sector expertise.

Designs and analyzes water, wastewater, and utility pipelines from planning through construction. Responsibilities include hydraulic calculations, alignment studies, condition assessments, rehabilitation and replacement recommendations, technical drawings and specifications, construction-phase support, asset management, technical reporting, quality control, and client collaboration. The role also serves as a technical resource, supports multidisciplinary teams, and assists with junior staff development.

Provides firm-wide technical leadership across complex engineering projects, setting technical strategy, quality standards, and innovation direction. Advises executives, clients, and project teams; resolves high-risk technical challenges; supports major pursuits and business growth; mentors senior technical staff; and represents the firm externally. Requires a bachelor's degree in engineering, 15+ years of progressive technical experience, leadership of complex projects, and a Professional Engineer license.

Design and analyze water and wastewater pipelines, prepare technical deliverables, support construction activities, assess existing infrastructure, recommend rehabilitation or replacement, and provide technical guidance to multidisciplinary teams and junior staff. The role requires client communication, quality control, regulatory knowledge, and project documentation. Work is hybrid with at least two office days per week in Fort Worth.

Design and analyze water and wastewater pipelines, prepare engineering deliverables, perform hydraulic calculations, support construction, assess pipeline conditions, and recommend rehabilitation or replacement solutions. The role also involves applying industry standards and regulations, reviewing submittals, responding to construction inquiries, preparing technical reports, supporting quality control, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and mentoring junior staff.

Designs and analyzes water, wastewater, and utility pipelines from planning through construction. Responsibilities include hydraulic calculations, design deliverables, specifications, drawings, condition assessments, rehabilitation recommendations, construction support, asset management, technical reporting, quality control, and client collaboration. The role also serves as a technical resource, supports multidisciplinary teams, and mentors junior staff.