Hydraulics Designer – Transportation in the Transportation & Infrastructure division, responsible for designing drainage systems for road and bridge projects in North Carolina and the Southeast.
Locations (2)
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Compensation
Compensation Range:
$72,053.98 - $82,347.40
Responsibilities
Assist in delivering innovative, quality drainage designs on primarily NCDOT projects in NC and the Southeast
Use hydrologic and hydraulic design software such as OpenRoads Designer (StormCAD), HEC-HMS, and HEC-RAS
Use CADD and mapping software including MicroStation, OpenRoads, and ESRI ArcGIS
Prepare various technical reports in support of transportation project drainage designs
Produce quality deliverables within the established schedule and budget
Senior Water Resources Engineer with a specialty on linear projects, responsible for the management and coordination of stormwater management designs for linear projects for clients such as municipalities, Metrolinx and MTO.
Assist senior staff with writing reports and design briefs to document analyses, prepare stormwater management plans, complete engineering design of stormwater infrastructure, perform hydraulic modeling, guide projects through to completion, liaise with clients and agencies, perform local and remote field work.
Locations (3)
Markham, Ontario, Canada
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Compensation
Pay ranges are provided for positions in locations where required. Please note, the final agreed upon compensation is based on individual education, qualifications, experience, and work location. At Stantec certain roles are bonus eligible.
Responsibilities
Assisting senior staff with writing reports and design briefs
Preparing stormwater management plans
Completing engineering design of stormwater infrastructure
Performs entry-level professional engineering work including developmental assignments involving the application of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria in carrying out routine engineering tasks under close supervision.
Responsibilities
Independently performs engineering assignments with clear and specified objectives for conventional types of plans, reports, surveys, investigations, structures, or equipment
Designs all basic system components for the overall project under the direction of a licensed Engineer
Performs design calculations, prepares equipment or material specifications, and directs technical support and drafting personnel
Requirements
Bachelor of Science Degree from ABET accredited university (Civil Engineering Preferred)
EIT Certification
Nice to have: site civil design for commercial, institutional, industrial, and/or residential developments
Lead the management and technical review of design on a major stormwater infrastructure programme in Abu Dhabi, overseeing design consultants to ensure designs are coordinated, compliant, and fit for construction.
Responsibilities
Lead design management across the programme, from concept through to detailed design, tender and construction support
Manage the design consultants’ performance against the design programme, scope and quality requirements
Review design submissions for stormwater drainage networks, culverts, outfalls, pumping stations, attenuation and retention structures, and stormwater tunnels
Review hydrological and hydraulic modelling, flood risk assessments and climate resilience approaches
Coordinate design across disciplines (civil, structures, geotechnical, MEP, electrical and control systems)
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Water Resources or a related discipline
Join our UK Water team as an experienced hydrologist and hydraulic modeller, bringing strong technical expertise and relevant consultancy or industry experience to apply knowledge of hydrology, hydraulic modelling and flood risk assessment across a varied portfolio of projects.
Responsibilities
Undertaking and, as your experience develops, leading hydrological assessments, flood risk studies and hydraulic modelling for infrastructure, water management and climate resilience projects.
Applying appropriate hydrological and hydraulic modelling techniques, including critical evaluation of data, assumptions, model performance and results.
Providing clear, technically robust advice to clients and multidisciplinary project teams, translating complex hydrological and modelling outputs into practical project decisions.
Contributing to a diverse portfolio of UK and international projects, including major infrastructure, development, mining, water management, hydropower and technical due diligence assignments.
Supporting project delivery, technical quality, proposals and client development while sharing knowledge and supporting less experienced colleagues.
Requirements
Degree, or equivalent professional experience, in hydrology, civil or environmental engineering, geography or another relevant discipline.
Join our UK Water team as an experienced hydrologist and hydraulic modeller, bringing strong technical expertise and relevant consultancy or industry experience. You will apply your knowledge of hydrology, hydraulic modelling and flood risk assessment across a varied portfolio of projects.
Responsibilities
Undertaking and, as your experience develops, leading hydrological assessments, flood risk studies and hydraulic modelling for infrastructure, water management and climate resilience projects.
Applying appropriate hydrological and hydraulic modelling techniques, including critical evaluation of data, assumptions, model performance and results.
Providing clear, technically robust advice to clients and multidisciplinary project teams, translating complex hydrological and modelling outputs into practical project decisions.
Contributing to a diverse portfolio of UK and international projects, including major infrastructure, development, mining, water management, hydropower and technical due diligence assignments.
Supporting project delivery, technical quality, proposals and client development while sharing knowledge and supporting less experienced colleagues.
Requirements
Degree, or equivalent professional experience, in hydrology, civil or environmental engineering, geography or another relevant discipline.
Lead hydrological assessments, flood risk studies and hydraulic modelling for infrastructure, water management and climate resilience projects across the UK and internationally.
Responsibilities
Undertaking and, as your experience develops, leading hydrological assessments, flood risk studies and hydraulic modelling for infrastructure, water management and climate resilience projects.
Applying appropriate hydrological and hydraulic modelling techniques, including critical evaluation of data, assumptions, model performance and results.
Providing clear, technically robust advice to clients and multidisciplinary project teams, translating complex hydrological and modelling outputs into practical project decisions.
Contributing to a diverse portfolio of UK and international projects, including major infrastructure, development, mining, water management, hydropower and technical due diligence assignments.
Supporting project delivery, technical quality, proposals and client development while sharing knowledge and supporting less experienced colleagues.
Requirements
A degree, or equivalent professional experience, in hydrology, civil or environmental engineering, geography or another relevant discipline.
Guide the technical component of stormwater management design for projects through to completion
Coordination with engineers, technical staff and/or team members in various disciplines
Serving as a technical expert during liaison with clients, municipal/agency staff, and other stakeholders
Complete engineering design of stormwater management systems including ponds, underground and surface drainage infrastructure, outfalls, low impact development features, linear infrastructure stormwater management and conveyance systems, and erosion and sediment control plans
Prepare and review technical reports and design briefs to document analyses
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Civil Engineering (or similar)
Registered as a Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)
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