A Sr. Land Development Engineer will manage high-impact site development projects across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region, covering site layouts, grading, stormwater management, and utility design.
Compensation
The compensation range for this position is $98,000 - $130,000, with final compensation determined based on years of experience, qualifications, and licensing status.
Responsibilities
Assist Civil Group Leader with Design and Project Management
Perform technical planning and design work associated with land or site development and/or water/natural resources projects
Develop site layouts and perform detailed design and grading to ensure efficient, compliant, and build-ready project sites
Perform comprehensive stormwater management design, erosion and sediment control planning, and landscape assessments
Prepare detailed entrance layout and access design plans
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from an ABET-accredited institution
Provide professional design services for transportation improvement projects, develop design plans, coordinate design development, assist with specifications, cost estimates, technical reports, and mentor staff.
Compensation
Compensation Range:
$114,345.69 - $130,680.78
Responsibilities
Providing professional design services for transportation improvement projects for MDOT, VDOT, DDOT, Baltimore City and other County/City agencies
Developing design plans including storm drains, culverts, storm water management, BMPs, ESD facilities and erosion and sediment control
Coordinating design development, task management and assisting with technical direction to other design staff
Coordinating with the design team to achieve quality deliverables within the established schedule and budget
Assisting with the development of specifications, cost estimates and technical reports
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering
Lead engineering analysis and design for river engineering and natural systems restoration projects, and urban drainage and surface water management projects.
Locations (3)
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
London, Ontario, Canada
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Compensation
The compensation range for this role is $34.00 to $58.00, commensurate with experience, skills, and geographic location
Responsibilities
Lead engineering analysis and design for river engineering and natural systems restoration projects
Lead engineering analysis and design for urban drainage and surface water management projects
Prepare conceptual, preliminary, and detailed designs of riverine, valley-land, wetland, and shoreline restoration works
Conduct specialized hydrologic and hydraulic modeling
Assist multiple projects as a Water Specialty Engineer in London or Guelph, Ontario, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, regulatory agencies, and clients.
Locations (2)
London, Ontario, Canada
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Compensation
The compensation range for this role is $25.00 to $30.00 commensurate with experience, skills, and geographic location
Responsibilities
Complete daily and occasional inspections on construction projects, including reporting and documentation
Willing to travel and undertake field work across Ontario
Complete topographic surveys and as-built surveys
Drafting and design support using AutoCAD Civil 3D software to create base plans from field surveys
Coordinate with drafting and GIS staff to prepare report figures and/or design drawings
Designing and restoring natural channels and side channels, including fish habitat enhancement, offsetting, fish passage, and stream restoration projects.
Compensation
The compensation range for this role is $35.00/hr to $60.00/hr, commensurate with experience, skills, and geographic location.
Responsibilities
Designing and restoring natural channels and side channels, including fish habitat enhancement, offsetting, fish passage, and stream restoration projects.
Designing and assessing watercourse crossings, including bridges, culverts, pipelines, and other linear infrastructure.
Supporting river engineering projects involving bank stabilization, erosion protection, flood mitigation works, river training, water intakes, channel remediation, and stream restoration.
Developing and applying hydraulic and hydrologic models for river engineering, watercourse crossings, water management, and flood hazard assessments.
Supporting mining, transportation, infrastructure, and industrial projects through hydrotechnical assessments, water management planning, and regulatory approvals.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Civil, Environmental, or Water Resources
Under the supervision of a Professional Engineer, this position is responsible for performing and reviewing drainage studies, designing and reviewing construction plans, performing project management and contract administration duties, and providing technical assistance related to stormwater infrastructure and drainage issues.
Compensation
Civil Engineer = $76,352 to $95,440; Graduate Engineer = $57,329 to $71,661
Responsibilities
Manage capital improvement projects from initiation through completion to ensure compliance with project specific goals, City policies, standard operating procedures, applicable design criteria, construction specifications, applicable permits, regulatory requirements, schedules, and budgets.
Review, evaluate, and comment on drainage studies, reports, project plans, and other engineering submittals; provide recommendations and approvals to ensure they comply with all applicable design standards, ordinances, and regulatory requirements.
Perform project contract administration duties including ensuring contract compliance, tracking budgets, reviewing and approving payment requests, managing contract modifications, maintaining documentation, monitoring consultant and contractor performance, resolving disputes, and coordinating contract closeout.
Collect, analyze, and interpret data related to project planning, drainage issues, stormwater infrastructure, and floodplain management using hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, GIS, and other computer programs.
Coordinate with internal departments, consultants, contractors, utility providers, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders to support the successful delivery of studies and projects.
This position is responsible for performing and reviewing watershed studies and local flood studies, implementing recommendations from studies, managing stormwater data, implementing and enforcing floodplain regulations, performing project management and contract administration duties, and providing technical assistance related to drainage and floodplain issues.
Compensation
$76,352.00 - $95,440.00
Responsibilities
Manage and review watershed studies and capital improvement projects from initiation through completion.
Review, evaluate, and comment on flood studies, reports, construction plans, floodplain development permits, and regulatory flood map change applications.
Perform project contract administration duties including ensuring contract compliance, tracking budgets, and approving payment requests.
Perform hydrologic and hydraulic calculations, analysis, and modeling to support drainage and flood studies.
Generate, compile, and analyze data related to stormwater project planning, infrastructure, drainage issues, flood monitoring systems, and floodplain management using GIS.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or similar specialty
Support and lead technical studies involving stormwater systems, flood control facilities, drainage master plans, pump stations, floodplain analyses, and watershed management projects for public agencies.
Compensation
$48.25 - $59.25 / hour
Responsibilities
Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for storm drain, watershed, floodplain, pump station, and flood control projects.
Build, calibrate, validate, and maintain engineering models using historical rainfall, flow monitoring, and field data.
Perform flood risk, drainage capacity, and infrastructure deficiency analyses.
Evaluate alternatives and develop Capital Improvement Program (CIP) recommendations.
Develop and manage GIS databases and map products to support engineering studies.
Seeking a motivated Project Engineer to join the Flood & Drainage team to lead technical studies involving stormwater systems, flood control facilities, drainage master plans, pump stations, and watershed management.
Compensation
$48.25 - $59.25 / hour
Responsibilities
Develop hydrologic and hydraulic models for storm drain, watershed, floodplain, pump station, and flood control projects.
Build, calibrate, validate, and maintain engineering models using historical rainfall, flow monitoring, and field data.
Perform flood risk, drainage capacity, and infrastructure deficiency analyses.
Evaluate alternatives and develop Capital Improvement Program (CIP) recommendations.
Develop and manage GIS databases and map products to support engineering studies.
Project EngineerWood Rodgers · San Diego, US