Assistant/Associate Engineer (Modeling)
Clark County Water Reclamation District
Develop and evaluate hydraulic/processing models, apply ML, and support digital twin projects.
23 days ago ago
$35 - $59
Junior (1-3 years), Intermediate (4-7 years)
Full Time
Las Vegas, NV
Office Full-Time
Company Size
438 Employees
Service Specialisms
Wastewater treatment
Reclaimed water management
Billing services
Development services & plan review
Pretreatment
Procurement
Customer service
Sector Specialisms
Water Resources
Infrastructure
Buildings
Construction Management
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Surveying
Role
What you would be doing
digital twin
hydraulic modeling
model review
system integration
multi-dept support
team coordination
- Working on multiple tasks supporting multiple departments including operations, design, construction, collections systems services, etc.
- Participating as part of a team to create an integrated digital twin of the collections system, pumping systems, energy consumption, and treatment processes.
- Contributing to the efficiency and effectiveness of the service group by offering suggestions and participating as an active member of a work team.
- Reviewing, creating, and evaluating hydraulic and/or processing models of the sewer collection systems, pumping stations, and treatment plants with guidance of senior staff.
- Working and coordinating with Engineers, Operations, Instrumentation, and Maintenance staff to accomplish assigned tasks.
What you bring
machine learning
flow forecasting
energy predictions
pump analysis
- Learning and applying machine learning techniques to tasks such as flow forecasting, energy predictions, and pump analysis.
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Interview process
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Security clearance- employment contingent on successful background investigation, with periodic checks thereafter.
- pre-employment drug testing required.
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Company
Overview
2,100
Sewer Pipelines
The company manages an extensive network of sewer pipelines across Southern Nevada.
23
Pumping Stations
Operates 23 pumping stations to support regional wastewater handling.
240,000
Accounts
Provides services to over 240,000 residential and business accounts in the region.
100%
Wastewater Recycled
Recycles all treated wastewater, contributing to sustainability efforts.
- Founded in 1954 and began operations in 1956, significantly impacting regional wastewater management in Southern Nevada.
- Treats over 100 million gallons of wastewater daily at six facilities.
- Operates treatment centers in Laughlin, Moapa Valley, Blue Diamond, Indian Springs, and Searchlight, each upgraded to meet strict water-quality standards.
- Typical projects focus on expanding treatment capacity, pipeline upgrades, and reconstruction under major programs.
- Funded by service fees and ratepayer charges, with bonds managed by the Clark County Board of Commissioners.
- An unusual fact: it bills through a .com domain, which has drawn attention from residents.
- Not publicly stated in available sources
83M+ gallons/day
Wastewater Treatment
Operates facilities treating over 83 million gallons of wastewater daily, scalable to 110 million gallons as demand increases.
$275M investment
Next-Gen Treatment
Invested in advanced technologies like membrane bioreactors, oxidation processes, and energy efficiency upgrades.
140 cars/year
Carbon Reduction
Energy upgrades equivalent to removing 140 cars annually in carbon savings over 15 years.
- Promoting sustainability and cost‑effectiveness by reducing chemical use, electricity consumption and waste production
- Piloting direct potable reuse technology as part of water recycling and conservation efforts
- Integrated solar power at treatment facilities to offset energy usage
- Launched a grant‑funded Septic Conversion Pilot Program to replace private septic systems at no cost and expand reclaimed water usage
- Supports Clark County’s All‑In Community Sustainability and Climate Action Plan, targeting net‑zero greenhouse gas emissions and 100% clean energy by 2050
- Not publicly stated in available sources
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