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Engineering interns support water, wastewater, stormwater, and conveyance projects from planning and conceptual design through construction. Responsibilities include fieldwork, site visits, engineering deliverables, sampling studies, condition assessments, process modeling, hydraulics, design reports, data management, equipment selection, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams, vendors, and clients. Interns receive mentorship and may work across civil, mechanical, electrical, structural, architectural, CAD/BIM, and controls disciplines.

Leads Hazen and Sawyer’s Georgia Dam and Levee Safety practice, including business development, client service, project engineering and management, dam and levee inspections, design calculations, permitting, construction administration, and construction-phase services. Supervises and mentors engineers, prepares reports and construction documents, supports multidisciplinary teams, and manages projects across Georgia and the United States.

Designs medium- and low-voltage power systems, generators, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, and electrical layouts for water and wastewater facilities. Prepares specifications, performs power system studies, supports construction administration, factory testing, field testing, and system startup. Leads multiple projects, coordinates with clients and contractors, mentors staff, develops scopes and fees, supports proposals, and may serve as project manager.

Entry-level civil/environmental engineer supporting the planning and design of water, wastewater, conveyance, and treatment infrastructure projects. The role works on project teams from initial studies and conceptual design through construction, including field work and site visits. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in civil or environmental engineering, strong communication skills, and EI certification or the ability to obtain it within six months.

Leads wastewater infrastructure projects across planning, design, permitting, construction, and commissioning. Develops treatment strategies, process criteria, design calculations, equipment selections, reports, construction documents, and project budgets. Manages interdisciplinary teams, coordinates with clients and regulators, supports construction services, and conducts field visits. Also leads business development, proposals, presentations, client development, and project pursuits.

Assists with engineering deliverables for water, wastewater, reuse, stormwater, and water resources projects. Supports process modeling, hydraulics, condition assessments, design reports, equipment selection, data management, project meetings, fieldwork, and site visits from planning through construction.

Lead electrical engineering and design for water and wastewater facility projects. Develop industrial power systems, medium- and low-voltage distribution, motor controls, VFDs, lighting, equipment layouts, and related designs. Supervise junior staff and coordinate with clients, contractors, and multidisciplinary engineering teams. The role requires AutoCAD, NEC knowledge, a Professional Engineering License, and 5–10 years of electrical engineering experience.

Designs and supports wastewater infrastructure projects across feasibility, treatment process selection, planning, permitting, construction documents, project management, and construction services. Coordinates with clients, internal specialists, regulatory agencies, and multidisciplinary teams. Develops technical strategies, design criteria, reports, proposals, and presentations while conducting fieldwork and site visits. Requires a civil or environmental engineering degree, PE license, 5–12 years of wastewater infrastructure experience, strong communication skills, and project delivery expertise.

Provides legal counsel on commercial contracts, technology transactions, intellectual property, risk management, compliance, and emerging AI-related requirements. Drafts and negotiates agreements, conducts legal research, advises project teams and leadership, and delivers practical, business-oriented recommendations. Supports infrastructure and professional services activities while managing competing priorities and exercising independent judgment.

Entry-level engineers support water and wastewater infrastructure projects from planning through construction. Responsibilities include preparing engineering deliverables, conducting sampling studies and condition assessments, process modeling, hydraulics, design reporting, data management, equipment coordination, project meetings, and fieldwork. The role provides mentorship and exposure to treatment facilities, conveyance systems, wellfields, stormwater management, water resources, and asset management.