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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, wastewater, and utility pipelines from planning through construction. Responsibilities include hydraulic and pipe calculations, alignment studies, condition assessments, rehabilitation planning, specifications, drawings, construction support, materials review, commissioning, technical reporting, asset management, quality control, and client collaboration. The role also serves as a technical resource, supports multidisciplinary teams, and helps develop junior staff.

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.

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.

Design and analyze electrical power systems for industrial, interior facility, MEP, and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include load studies, power flow, generator and UPS sizing, fault and arc-flash analysis, lighting design, electrical distribution, controls coordination, construction documentation, code compliance, and contractor submittal review. The engineer will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, clients, architects, and authorities having jurisdiction, while supporting workshops, meetings, and site visits in Virginia.

Leads the performance, growth, financial results, project delivery, client relationships, workforce planning, and talent development of an assigned region. Establishes regional strategy, manages business development and operational risks, supports staffing and succession planning, strengthens cross-functional collaboration, and ensures alignment with company goals. The role requires strong leadership, client service, financial management, project delivery, and business development experience.

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 optimizes wastewater treatment systems, pump stations, collection systems, upgrades, and expansions. Evaluates treatment performance, develops engineering alternatives, improves physical, chemical, and biological processes, and supports technical deliverables for civil infrastructure projects. Coordinates with project managers, clients, regulators, and multidisciplinary stakeholders while preparing project updates, technical discussions, and compliance documentation.

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.

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