The Document Specialist will format and produce high-quality technical reports, memoranda, and client deliverables while ensuring adherence to company and client style standards. They will collaborate with engineers and project managers to develop templates, perform readability reviews, and manage document version control.
The Project Analyst/Assistant provides comprehensive technical and project support, including contract administration, financial reporting, and invoicing. They also facilitate project progress monitoring, vendor coordination, and project closeout activities to ensure financial and contractual compliance.
Lead strategic cyber engineering consultation projects and perform complex security assessments for OT/IT infrastructure. Support business development efforts while ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks and company policies.
The Wastewater Area Practice Leader is responsible for driving the growth of the wastewater practice and setting strategic priorities for business development and innovation. This role also involves leading complex environmental engineering projects, providing technical mentorship to staff, and ensuring high-quality project delivery.
The Senior Project Manager will lead multidisciplinary teams to deliver environmental construction services projects using collaborative at-risk delivery models. Responsibilities include managing project scope, schedule, budget, quality, and risk while fostering client relationships and business growth.
The Strategic NPDES Permitting Technologist leads complex environmental compliance and permitting programs for industrial and municipal clients. This role also involves mentoring staff, developing technical standards, and providing strategic advisory services to ensure project quality and regulatory risk reduction.
The Project Manager will lead cross-functional teams to deliver water and wastewater infrastructure projects on time and within budget. Responsibilities include managing project scope, schedules, budgets, risks, and client relationships while ensuring high-quality project delivery.
The Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and overseeing industrial water and wastewater design projects to ensure they are completed on time and within budget. They lead multidisciplinary teams, manage project risks and quality, and maintain strong relationships with clients to support business growth.
Manage and develop data systems and backend database structures to increase efficiency for Maui's recovery efforts. Create internal and external metrics, dashboards, and reports to support project leads and managers.
Lead the growth of the Technology Market Sector by managing mid-to-large scale industrial water and wastewater projects. Oversee project delivery including scope, schedule, budget, and quality management while maintaining strong client relationships.
Lead a team of structural engineers in the Northeast Area, managing workload, hiring, and project assignments for municipal water and wastewater facilities. Oversee structural analysis, design execution, and quality assurance while providing mentoring and performance feedback to staff.
Provide strategic and operational leadership for the Drinking Water Practice in the Northwest Area, overseeing team performance and workload management. Lead business development efforts and ensure high technical quality in water planning and design projects.
Lead and execute complex technical analyses and engineering design efforts for biosolids projects throughout Florida. Support the growth of the Solids and Energy Practice by serving as a technical lead or project manager for key clients.
The Senior Program Manager leads complex water and wastewater projects, overseeing planning, execution, and program governance. They are responsible for monitoring performance, managing stakeholder relationships, and driving continuous improvements to ensure program goals are met.
