Regional Engineering Sponsor (Water)

Overview

Business development engineer leading water project pursuits & client relations.

Key Responsibilities

• risk management
• business development
• technical liaison
• design execution
• client interface
• data management

Tasks

-Identify current and future pursuit and project risks and develop/implement mitigation strategies -Develop strategy for new business opportunities and foster long-term client and engineering partner relationships -Serve as local/regional liaison and technical resource for multiple concurrent internal and external engineering teams on municipal and industrial water projects and pursuits Understand and serve as a resource to construction operations for engineering performance of municipal water infrastructure design spanning collaborative delivery models (PDB, DB, CMAR, CMGC, DBOOM) -Function as an established Kiewit representative, supporting business development and pursuit win strategy -Collaborate with local/regional construction operations and business development professionals, serving as primary engineering contact to interface with customers (client meetings, proposal messaging, interviews) -Share best practices and execution experience to set project teams up for success -Work during normal operating hours to organize and complete work within given deadlines. Work overtime and weekends as required. -Collaborative management responsibility during pursuits and projects to drive contract compliance, design execution strategy development and delivery, technical proposal content accuracy, risk assessments and performance guarantees -Communicate/present industry trends, competitive situations, or regulatory issues that impact Kiewit -Establish and maintain zippering relationships with customers, other Kiewit functions/districts, subcontractors, and technology providers throughout the project lifecycle -Manage, interpret and present project data and results to support sound business decisions -Perform work safely and effectively. Understand and follow oral and written instructions, including warning signs, equipment use, and other policies. -Assist and support executive leadership with strategy development and organizational initiatives

Requirements

• professional engineer
• engineering degree
• 20+ years
• project management
• delivery methods
• stakeholder management

What You Bring

-Capable of autonomous management of multiple pursuits and projects -Knowledge and experience with alternative project delivery methods (PDB, DB, CMAR, DBOOM, P3) -Demonstrated success as a Project Director, Project Manager or Program Manager on collaborative delivery water projects -Established local/regional client and industry relationships -Work productively and meet deadlines timely -20+ years’ experience in project/program management, engineering design, construction, and start-up/commissioning of municipal water/wastewater projects -Communicate and interact effectively and professionally with supervisors, employees, and others individually or in a team environment -Regular, reliable attendance -Professional Engineer (PE) registration -Able to change focus from internal to external, fostering relationships with customers, partners, and project stakeholders -Willing and able to accommodate travel as business requires -Team player with the ability to work independently and collaboratively to meet deadlines and goals -Strong work ethic and willingness to do what it takes to get the job done -Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited university -Strong interpersonal, written, and verbal communications skills

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Benefits

-Stormwater Recycling -Biosolids Treatment -Municipal and Industrial Water Treatment

About Kiewit

-It evolved into a massive employee‑owned network operating across North America, delivering projects valued in the billions. -Today it specializes in transportation, water/wastewater, power, oil, gas & chemicals, building, industrial, marine and mining sectors. -Signature projects include New York’s 63rd Street Tunnel, Baltimore’s Fort McHenry Tunnel, T‑Mobile Park in Seattle, and major renewable energy sites. -Its marine division undertakes dredging, coastal resiliency and naval base work, while energy teams deliver gas, power delivery and renewables. -With deep roots in engineering‑led construction, it is known for tackling the kind of ‘impossible’ projects that reshape cities and industries.

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