Serve as the primary representative of Quiddity for assigned municipal and district clients, maintaining consistent and constructive communication with clients and project teams.
Assist clients with long range financial planning and capital infrastructure maintenance.
Apply project management skills to keep projects on schedule and within budget parameters.
Attend monthly client meetings, including some outside of typical business hours.
Supervise and mentor team members supporting assigned clients.
Monitor overall project health and quality delivery for clients.
Maintain a proactive, client focused and service-oriented approach with a strong sense of urgency.
Collaborate with industry partners to support client and firm growth.
Requirements
excel
municipal finance
project management
civil engineering
pe license
water treatment
Proficient in Microsoft office, particularly Outlook and Excel.
Understanding of municipal bond finance.
Demonstrate strong project development and management skills.
Strong communicator with experience as a public speaker capable of giving presentations and knowledge of municipal infrastructure improvement process in small city/districts.
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or engineering degrees in Environmental, Construction, Mechanical or Agricultural or related programs.
Knowledge of Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Rules and Regulations is preferred but not required.
Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) preferably in the state of Texas.
Knowledge of City of Houston, Harris County, and Fort Bend County review process is preferred but not required.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of water and wastewater treatment plants, lift stations and drainage infrastructure operations and related water district engineering.
Experienced leadership skills and proven excellence in client relationships.
Benefits
Retirement Plan 401k with Quiddity matching
Competitive Compensation
Short Term & Long Term Disability Insurance
Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary, & AD&D)
4 ½ Day Work Week
Paid Time Off
Health Care Plans (Medical, Dental, & Vision)
Paid Family Leave
Profit Sharing
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
#159 ranked
ENR Top 500 Ranking
Ranked as the 159th largest design firm in the U.S. in 2025 by Engineering News-Record based on prior-year revenue.
$80M project
Largest Community Project
Engineered the $80 million River Ranch community, showcasing expertise in large-scale master-planned developments.
Founded in 1976 in Texas, the firm has grown from a local engineering office into a nationally ranked Top-500 design powerhouse.
Privately held and built on its name’s meaning—‘essence’—the company has gradually expanded both service lines and geographic reach.
It operates 12 offices across Texas and Florida, offering full-service civil, structural, electrical, environmental engineering, planning, surveying, and construction support.
Typical projects span master-planned communities, wastewater treatment plants, flood-reduction works, roadway networks, and municipal infrastructure.
Known for tightly integrated in-house teams, they manage everything from feasibility to permitting to construction oversight.
Stand-out fact: they engineered Texas’s largest crystal lagoon at Lago Mar and are trusted by clients like Amazon, HEB, and regional utilities.
Culture + Values
Quality
Collaboration
Accountability
Respect
Ethical Behavior
Environment + Sustainability
Formation of dedicated Environmental Division to integrate environmental services into every project phase
Provides regulatory compliance services including Clean Water Act Section 404/408 permitting, wetland delineations, threatened and endangered species assessments
In‑house team minimizes project delays, fines and environmental risks via proactive planning and regulatory alignment
Inclusion & Diversity
No public, data‑driven DEI strategy or gender statistics available