Project Manager, Water

Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil, Environmental Engineering, Water Resource Engineering or relevant field, 7+ years of experience of increasing responsibility, or a Masters Degree in Civil, Environmental Engineering, Water Resource Engineering, or a relevant field with 6 years of experience. Registered Professional Engineer or other Professional Registrations as appropriate. Demonstrated ability to work effectively with clients, staff, subconsultants and contractors through effective leadership, and demonstrated written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency in Civil 3D, HydroCAD, HEC-RAS, SWMM, and/or similar hydrologic/hydraulic modeling tools. Strong understanding of local, state, and federal stormwater regulations, low-impact development (LID), and sustainable site design practices. Proven experience managing multiple projects, teams, and deadlines concurrently. Strong understanding of state and federal regulatory framework and experience interacting with regulators. Experience with municipal, commercial, institutional, and/or industrial site development projects (preferred). Business development and proposal writing experience (preferred). Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong desire to manage and mentor junior staff. Driver's license is required.

Supervise and direct technical staff on complex projects. Assist in training and technical development of staff. Consult with other technical staff on issues and provide technical reviews. Oversee technical accuracy of projects. Make technical presentations to clients and at public meetings. Prepare proposals and project budgets. Manage project implementation according to company procedures. Coordinate with peers and subconsultants. Supervise interdisciplinary teams. Provide technical advice. Prepare high-quality reports. Manage client relationships and identify new business opportunities. Track project costs and ensure timely invoicing. Communicate new business opportunities, competitive situations, or regulatory factors. Control project costs and maximize profitability. Present company capabilities and strengths. Develop project descriptions for marketing materials. Solicit new clients and projects. Prepare and negotiate proposals and contracts. Manage and develop project staff, including annual reviews. Coordinate workload with staff and other Project Managers.