Water Resources Project Engineer

Overview

Design & manage municipal water, wastewater, stormwater and road infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities

• site assessment
• qa/qc
• design development
• project management
• regulatory compliance
• construction docs

Tasks

-Collaborate with clients, municipalities, and stakeholders to define project scope, goals, and deliverables. -Conduct site assessments, field inspections, and evaluations of existing infrastructure to inform project design and scope. -Assist in developing and managing project-specific plans for quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) to ensure that all work meets project standards and specifications. -Participate in public meetings, presentations, and client communications to provide updates on project progress, challenges, and solutions. -Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and permitting requirements throughout the project lifecycle. -Track project progress and milestones, reporting status to clients and senior management. -Manage project budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure timely and cost-effective project delivery. -Prepare and review engineering designs, technical reports, specifications, and construction documents in accordance with project requirements and regulatory standards. -Stay current on industry best practices, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes affecting municipal infrastructure. -Provide oversight and technical guidance to junior engineers and staff, ensuring high-quality deliverables and adherence to project standards. -Support business development efforts by assisting with proposal preparation, client presentations, and identifying new opportunities for municipal projects. -Coordinate and manage project teams, including sub-consultants and contractors, to ensure all project objectives are met. -Lead the design, development, and implementation of municipal infrastructure projects, including roads, utilities (water and wastewater), stormwater systems, and other public infrastructure.

Requirements

• autocad
• civil 3d
• civil engineering
• eit
• pe license
• utility coordination

What You Bring

-Experience with utility coordination. -Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering with an emphasis in municipal infrastructure engineering. -Experience in roadway geometric design, intersection detail design, water main design, sanitary sewer design, and drainage design. -Engineer-in-Training (EIT). -Experience with AutoCAD/Civil 3D. -Tennessee PE license preferred. -5-10 years of experience in civil engineering municipal design. -Excellent organizational skills with a collaborative mindset, thriving in a team-oriented environment. -OHM Grad School -Proven ability and strong desire to build and maintain lasting client relationships. -Experience with State of Tennessee agencies, Nashville area agencies, and TDOT is a plus.

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Benefits

-Volunteer Service Leave -100% Employer-Paid Life Insurance -Flexible Spending & Health Savings Accounts -Voluntary Wellness Program -401(k) retirement savings plan with employer matching contribution -Paid professional association membership -Company Profit Sharing -Tuition & Certification Expense reimbursement -BCBSM Medical, Dental and Vision -Short & Long-Term Disability Options

About Ohm Advisors

-The firm has evolved into a national community-focused design powerhouse. -Signature projects include urban parks, state park walkways, turbo roundabouts, bridges, and complex municipal infrastructure. -Known for offering full-spectrum services such as architecture, civil engineering, planning, urban design, landscape architecture, surveying, and construction engineering. -Specialisms span water, wastewater, stormwater systems, and urban and transportation design. -Frequent acquisitions, such as Griner Engineering and THY Inc., have expanded capabilities in MEP, surveying, and civil disciplines. -Projects serve both public and private clients, including municipal agencies, educational institutions, and Fortune 100 firms. -Their multidisciplinary ethos ensures that each project is informed by diverse expertise. -They blend technical rigor with community insight, creating infrastructure and design with lasting local impact.

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