Our growing, multi-disciplinary engineering firm is looking for a Water Resources Engineer who wants to take on meaningful projects, work alongside experienced industry professionals, and build a long-term career.
Why This Role Is Different
- Meaningful Impact: Your work will help communities manage stormwater, reduce flood risk, protect waterways, and build more resilient infrastructure.
- Technical Exposure: Work on challenging hydrologic and hydraulic problems across a variety of municipal, commercial, transportation, and land development projects.
- Mentorship & Growth: Collaborate directly with experienced engineers and project leaders while continuing to develop your technical and project management skills.
- Project Variety: No two projects are exactly alike. You'll have exposure to drainage systems, floodplain studies, stormwater management, channels, culverts, detention facilities, and other water resources infrastructure.
- Long-Term Opportunity: Grow from a technical contributor into a project manager, technical specialist, or other leadership role as your experience develops.
What You'll Do
- Design & Analyze: Develop water resources and stormwater designs, including drainage systems, detention/retention facilities, channels, culverts, storm sewers, and other related infrastructure.
- Hydrologic & Hydraulic Modeling: Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses using industry-standard modeling tools and methodologies.
- Technical Excellence: Prepare engineering calculations, drainage studies, technical reports, plans, specifications, and construction documents.
- Floodplain & Watershed Analysis: Support watershed studies, floodplain analysis, flood mitigation projects, and other water resources evaluations.
- Permitting & Compliance: Assist with local, state, and federal permitting requirements and coordinate with regulatory agencies when needed.
- Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration: Work closely with civil engineers, environmental professionals, surveyors, planners, designers, project managers, and clients.
- Project Ownership (Level-Dependent): Take increasing responsibility for project schedules, budgets, deliverables, client communication, and technical direction as your experience grows.
Who You Are
- Education: B.S. in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
- Credentials: EIT or PE preferred, or actively pursuing licensure.
- Experience: Approximately 2–10 years of experience in water resources, stormwater, drainage, hydrology, hydraulics, or related civil engineering.
- Technical Skills: Experience with programs such as HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, HydroCAD, SWMM, Civil 3D, GIS, or comparable modeling/design software.
- Soft Skills: Strong communicator and problem-solver who enjoys collaborating with others and taking ownership of their work.
What You Can Expect
Growth & LeadershipFlexibility & CultureCompensation & Benefits
- Mentorship from experienced engineers
- Hybrid work options, depending on project/team
- Competitive salary
- Opportunities to take ownership of projects
- Flexible scheduling
- Performance-based incentives
- Clear path toward project management and technical leadership
- Collaborative, team-oriented environment
- 401(k) and company match
- Exposure to senior leadership and clients
- Results-focused culture
- Medical, dental, and vision benefits
- Opportunities to develop specialized expertise
- Supportive professional environment
- PTO and paid holidays
Apply now: Email your resume and availability to morgan.ellis@gogpac.com