Drainage Engineer II
$74,800.00 - $130,900.00
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L6
$74,800.00 - $130,900.00
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Engineering ServicesOther Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionHighway, Street, and Bridge Construction- You will be a key contributor in the planning and design of drainage and stormwater systems for transportation infrastructure projects, with responsibilities including: Project & technical design
- Perform hydraulic and hydrologic analysis for storm drains, detention/retention facilities, culverts, and water quality (BMP/LID) features.
- Develop storm drain plans, profiles, details, and specifications in collaboration with senior drainage engineers.
- Apply current DOT/FHWA drainage, hydraulic, and hydrology standards and practices in design.
- Prepare technical calculations, exhibits, and drainage reports that clearly communicate your design approach.
- Team leadership & coordination
- Manage and delegate daily tasks to junior engineers, providing mentorship and guidance on standard engineering practices and use of CAD drainage modeling software.
- Coordinate with roadway, structural, utilities, environmental, and other disciplines to deliver integrated project designs.
- Lead the drainage design effort for local projects as well as segments of larger alternative project delivery projects (design‐build, CM/GC).Quality, client interaction, and business support
- Implement and champion QA/QC standard practices to ensure high‐quality, buildable designs.
- Interface directly with clients to address review comments, resolve design issues or constraints, and present technical findings.
- Support proposal efforts and business development activities by contributing technical write‐ups, level‐of‐effort estimates, and innovative design approaches.
- Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (or related field).Typically 6+ years of related civil engineering experience, with a focus on drainage, stormwater, and/or hydrology.
- Fundamentals of Engineering (FE/EIT) certification and ability to obtain a Professional Engineer (PE) license.
- Experience in storm drain and water quality design on transportation projects (highways, roads, bridges, or related infrastructure).Proficiency with Micro
- Station, OpenRoads Designer, and/or Civil 3D in a production design environment. Strong verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to clearly document analyses and present findings to internal and external stakeholders.
- Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team, taking ownership of assigned tasks and deliverables.
- Ability to work in the Denver office a minimum of two to three days per week.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license (or ability to obtain in the near term).Experience with CAD and related design software used in transportation projects (Bentley and/or Autodesk). [2]Working knowledge of standard DOT/FHWA drainage, hydraulic, and hydrology standards and practices.
- Experience with hydraulic/hydrologic modeling tools such as: SWMM Modeling (EPA‐SWMM, XP‐SWMM, InfraWorks, PC‐SWMM)
- StormCADHEC‐RASHEC‐HMSArcMap / GISExperience writing drainage reports for transportation projects.
- Experience leading drainage design on complex or multi‐discipline projects.
- Experience on Alternative Project Delivery (APD) projects (design‐build, CM/GC).Security Clearance Requirement: NoneThis position is part of our Critical Infrastructure team.
Level
LeadL6
Salary
$74,800.00 - $130,900.00
Location
Denver, CO
Occupation
Civil Engineers
Industry
Engineering Services
Posted
42 days ago
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