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Supports management and information technology consulting projects for water, wastewater, and stormwater utilities. Responsibilities include data analytics, financial and operational analysis, condition and vulnerability assessments, requirements gathering, report and visualization development, technical writing, fieldwork, and client collaboration. The consultant manages multiple projects, deadlines, budgets, and stakeholder relationships while developing sustainable, data-driven utility solutions.

Coordinates procurement and contract administration for capital, facilities, and project initiatives. Manages purchase orders, requisitions, change orders, vendor communications, invoices, financial tracking, documentation, and audit-ready records. Supports multiple projects by liaising with project managers, procurement, finance, consultants, vendors, and site stakeholders. Maintains trackers and reports, resolves discrepancies, and provides guidance on procurement procedures, contract workflows, and documentation requirements.

Lead climate risk consulting engagements involving physical and transition risk assessments, vulnerability analysis, scenario modeling, financial impact evaluations, disclosure readiness, and transition planning. Manage client relationships, multidisciplinary teams, project budgets, schedules, and executive communications. Support business development, proposal efforts, methodology development, digital solution advancement, and mentoring. Advise clients across sectors on climate resilience, enterprise risk management, and frameworks including ISSB, CSRD, TCFD, and California climate disclosure requirements.

Leads municipal water, wastewater, stormwater, reclaimed water, and solid waste design projects across West Florida. Responsibilities include design management, engineering calculations, permitting, construction documents, QA/QC, project budgeting, client development, proposal support, construction oversight, team supervision, and mentoring. The role requires collaboration with project managers, municipalities, technical experts, and design teams, along with up to 20% travel.

Develops engineering plans and PS&E packages for traffic signals, interconnect networks, and intelligent transportation systems. Responsibilities include drafting signal layouts and phasing diagrams, preparing specifications, cost estimates, quantity take-offs, field inventories, and documentation. The role requires familiarity with California transportation standards, CAD software, and traffic simulation or signal timing tools, with occasional fieldwork across Southern California and potentially the Western United States.

Leads end-to-end technology and data center pursuits, including client engagement, bid planning, proposal development, commercial strategy, budget management, CRM updates, and win-strategy execution. Coordinates multidisciplinary pursuit teams with finance and legal stakeholders, manages deadlines and commercial excellence, supports Growth initiatives, and captures lessons learned to improve future bid processes and win rates.

Designs and supports industrial water and wastewater treatment projects, including process calculations, engineering drawings, P&IDs, specifications, technical reports, equipment selection, construction support, field inspections, commissioning, troubleshooting, pilot testing, and water quality analysis. Collaborates with designers and multidisciplinary teams while receiving guidance from senior engineers. Site visits and field work are required during project phases.

Coordinates environmental and infrastructure project field activities, schedules, staffing, permits, logistics, subcontractors, Tribal and stakeholder communications, compliance, risk resolution, reporting, and quality assurance. The primarily office-based role supports multiple project managers and field teams while maintaining project tracking systems and documentation. Occasional site visits may occur throughout California and the West Coast.

Leads scheduling for major capital and infrastructure projects, overseeing junior schedulers and serving as the client’s scheduling contact. Reviews contractor baseline schedules, monthly updates, and time-impact analyses; identifies risks, challenges assumptions, supports negotiations on time extensions, facilitates schedule reviews and recovery planning, and ensures accurate reporting. The role requires strong communication, leadership, project controls expertise, and the ability to manage multiple assignments in a primarily remote environment with project-site travel as needed.

Leads capture planning, pursuit strategy, proposal development, interview preparation, and post-submittal debriefing for transportation-sector opportunities. Conducts market, client, project, and competitor research; develops win strategies, storyboards, action plans, and persuasive proposal content; manages RFP compliance and coordinates technical contributors. Supports pipeline management, regional resume data, marketing campaigns, client events, award submissions, presentations, and public relations efforts.