Freese And Nichols
Privately owned engineering, planning and consulting firm delivering infrastructure solutions across the U.S.
Stormwater Project Manager
Lead flood resilience projects, manage team, oversee stormwater modeling, ensure quality delivery
Job Highlights
About the Role
Key responsibilities include managing InfoWorks ICM modeling projects, delivering high‑quality client services on time and within budget, and supervising engineers, designers, drafters, and technicians. The role also involves coordinating resources, ensuring engineering soundness, staying current on regulations and technology, and supporting business development through client engagement, proposals, and presentations. • Lead InfoWorks ICM flood‑resilience projects and oversee 1D/2D modeling. • Ensure high‑quality client deliverables within budget and schedule. • Supervise, mentor, and coordinate engineers, designers, drafters, and technicians. • Allocate resources and evaluate project decisions for sound engineering judgment. • Stay up‑to‑date with regulations, standards, and technological advancements. • Support business development through client engagement, proposals, and interviews. • Present technical findings at professional events and organizations.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸infoworks icm
- ▸1d/2d modeling
- ▸client deliverables
- ▸team supervision
- ▸resource allocation
- ▸business development
What You Bring
Freese and Nichols is hiring a highly motivated Stormwater Project Manager to lead complex flood‑resilience projects in its growing Denver, Colorado office. The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise in InfoWorks ICM, HEC‑HMS, and HEC‑RAS (1D/2D) with proven project‑management experience and will mentor junior staff while contributing to the firm’s Colorado growth. Candidates must have at least eight years of stormwater management experience, a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, and a Colorado Professional Engineer license or the ability to obtain it within three months. Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills are required, along with experience in stormwater master‑plans, GIS, technical writing, and proficiency with InfoWorks ICM, HEC‑HMS, and HEC‑RAS 2D. • Minimum eight years of stormwater management experience with a civil engineering degree. • Colorado PE license (or obtain within three months) and strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills. • Proficiency in GIS, technical writing, and modeling tools (InfoWorks ICM, HEC‑HMS, HEC‑RAS).
Requirements
- ▸colorado pe
- ▸8 years
- ▸gis
- ▸infoworks icm
- ▸hec‑hms
- ▸hec‑ras
Benefits
Freese and Nichols promotes a culture built on its LEADS values—Learn continuously, Engage as family, Act with integrity, Deliver quality, and Serve always—and offers a flexible hybrid schedule (up to 40 % remote) with alternate Fridays off. Benefits include paid overtime for salaried employees, an annual bonus, access to company cabins, comprehensive health and retirement plans, 401(k) matching, tuition reimbursement, and many additional insurances and employee assistance programs. • Hybrid work schedule with up to 40 % remote and alternate Fridays off. • Paid overtime for salaried staff, annual bonus, and access to company cabins. • Comprehensive health, dental, vision, and retirement benefits including 401(k) matching. • Tuition reimbursement, legal/ID shield, pet insurance, and employee assistance programs.
Work Environment
Hybrid