Engineer I - Water Resources

Overview

Design & analyze stormwater and drainage facilities for transportation projects in PA

Key Responsibilities

• hydrologic analysis
• alignment design
• specs preparation
• design documentation
• cost estimating
• erosion control

Tasks

-Hydrologic and Hydraulic analysis of bridges and culverts -Design and analysis of horizontal and vertical alignments -Support preparation of specifications packages -Support preparation and documentation of design deliverables -Collaborate with other disciplines on creative solutions to design challenges -Calculate quantities and prepare construction cost estimates -Erosion and Pollution control (designing temporary construction measures)

Requirements

• hec-ras
• hy-8
• cadd
• excel
• eit
• civil engineering

What You Bring

-Strong communication skills and ability to work in teams -Zero (0) to Two (2) years of experience in transportation design -Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related field -Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS program familiarity. -Familiarity with HY-8 program, Mannings’ Equation, -PADEP permitting documentation -Familiarity with CADD platforms, design software and other Microsoft products -Stormwater management design (basins, rain gardens, other BMPs) -Engineering in Training (E.I.T.) license or ability to obtain within six (6) months -Working knowledge of basic stormwater and drainage design principals -Street drainage design (inlets, pipes, manholes) -Microsoft Excel proficiency

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Benefits

-Career Development -Paid time off -Tuition reimbursement -Paid Holidays -Health, dental, vision, life and disability insurances -Matching 401(k) plan -Paid parental leave -Wellness programs and employee resource groups

About Rk&K

-Evolved from a civil-engineering startup into a full-service multidisciplinary consultancy. -Headquartered in Baltimore with over a dozen offices across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Texas. -Specializes in transportation planning and infrastructure, water resources, utilities/energy, environmental services, structures, and survey. -Projects include highway design, bridge inspection, stormwater management systems, and utility relocations, blending field work with big-picture design. -Supports alternative delivery models (design-build, P3) for over two decades, guiding projects from RFQ through construction and inspection. -Staff has undertaken adventurous fieldwork, such as building roads through the Honduran jungle and inspecting wastewater infrastructure in wetlands. -Operates with a low-ego culture emphasizing teamwork, responsiveness, and attention to detail.

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