Drainage Design Chief Engineer / Group Leader

Overview

Lead drainage design and business development for Florida transportation projects

Key Responsibilities

• pond design
• watershed modeling
• hydraulic analysis
• quality control
• technical reporting
• client relations

Tasks

-Design and analyze pond systems to meet Water Management District requirements for water quality and peak attenuation -Develop strategic plans and lead business development efforts to grow the drainage discipline in Florida -Oversee and implement internal quality control procedures -Develop and modify large watershed models in StormWise (ICPR) -Train, mentor, and manage engineering staff across Florida offices -Collaborate with roadway designers to ensure integrated and compatible designs -Lead a team of up to ten engineers and coordinate workload and staffing -Prepare technical reports documenting drainage design and analysis -Provide drainage design and hydraulic analysis for pavement systems, including gutter spread, hydroplaning, storm sewer tabulations, and culvert capacity -Establish and maintain strong relationships with clients and owners

Requirements

• pe license
• civil engineer
• design software
• fema regulations
• fdot experience
• 15+ years

What You Bring

-Florida Professional Engineer (PE) license -Initiative and ability to take on new projects and challenges -Proficiency with design software, including MicroStation, OpenRoads, ORD-SUDA, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Microsoft Excel, GIS, StormWise (ICPR), HEC-RAS, HY-8, SMS, and SRH-2D -Knowledge of FEMA floodplain regulations, FDOT Design Manual, drainage plans production criteria, and design standards -Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited university -Minimum of fifteen years of professional experience -Strong written and verbal communication skills, teamwork abilities, and flexibility to perform a wide range of tasks, including field work -Demonstrated experience on FDOT projects -Familiarity with Florida DEP stormwater management permitting requirements

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About H&H

-The firm has evolved through strategic partnerships, including Hardesty in 1927 and Hanover in 1945, becoming H&H. -Its legacy includes the construction of the Illinois Central Missouri River Bridge and the world’s first major vertical-lift bridge. -H&H has delivered signature structures such as the Rainbow Bridge, Goethals Bridge, and the Interstate 80 interchange in Paterson, NJ. -The company excels in complex movable and fixed bridge design, highway interchanges, rail facilities, and kinetic architectural structures. -Recent growth includes acquisitions of Corven Engineering and P.E. Structural Consultants, enhancing expertise in bridge design. -H&H showcases engineering daring with lasting impact, from Ferris-wheel attractions to modern infrastructure.

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