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The role of an intermediate civil or water resources engineer is to work independently on smaller projects and as a team member of larger projects under the guidance of a senior engineer/designer.
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With experts in the United States, Canada, Australia, and France, our staff bring best practices from the water resources, energy, dams, infrastructure, fisheries, aquaculture, and restricted access markets.
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As a Professional Water Resources Engineer, you will use your technical expertise to design hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, develop roadway drainage and stormwater treatment systems, design erosion control and sediment management best management practices, coordinate and obtain agency permitting, and perform bridge and culvert hydraulic analysis.
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Examples of providing water resources engineering to support permitting and compliance. Expertise with one or more of the following: data analysis, visualization, and presentation; hydraulic structure (outlet works) analysis and design; risk-informed decision making for alternative development and selection; climate change analysis for mine water management decision making; water recovery and re-use; cost-benefit assessments; due diligence services (e.g., review boards) for water management projects.
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Knowledge of water/wastewater treatment processes. PFAS remediation is rapidly becoming a multi-billion-dollar, global market and is at the center of regulatory action in the US, Europe and Asia that requires the removal of this carcinogen from drinking water, industrial processes and waste sites.
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4+ years of previous experience in hydrology and hydraulics, water resources engineering, and storm water management. Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Biosystems Engineering with a hydrology or water resources emphasis.
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The projects that a civil or water resources engineer may be assigned to may be broad, varied and diverse in scope. Water Resources Engineer - ( 2400000J ) Experience in water distribution / collection system network hydraulic modelling.
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Stanley Consultants is currently seeking a Senior Water Resources Engineer for our Minneapolis, MN office. You will have the opportunity to working on a wide range of water resources and civil engineering projects and develop your career towards more project management or team managerial responsibilities.
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A Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or similar degree from an accredited school and 0-3 years of experience in Water Resources or related field. May compile, write, and edit quality technical reports, feasibility reports, letters, memos and specifications on Water Resources projects.
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We have the resources and expertise to contribute to a project at the feasibility and planning stage, navigate the regulatory and permitting requirements, develop detailed designs, self-perform construction, and participate in startup, testing, and commissioning.
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Sambatek is currently seeking a Project Engineer to work with a team to execute water resources design for transportation and land development projects. Complete and review water resources calculations, modeling, and reports.
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Professional Water Resources Engineer. Professional Transportation Engineer - City/County. Graduate Civil Engineer - Land Development. Senior Professional Transportation Engineer.
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Experience with water resources challenges including precipitation and flooding data analysis; urban and rural hydrologic analysis; storm sewer analysis and design; open channel and pipe flow analysis; hydraulic structures; stormwater quality and green stormwater infrastructure design; bank stabilization and stream restoration; floodplain analysis and mapping; dam break analysis; dam and levee analysis and design.
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HZ United is a civil engineering and environmental planning firm that specializes in water resources, transit and roadway design, floodplain management, environmental engineering, and traffic engineering.
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Foth Infrastructure Solutions is seeking a team-focused, innovative, and results-oriented Lead Water Resources Engineer who is looking to be a significant contributor in discipline development and the design of diverse civil engineering projects across multiple industries.
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