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Metro location and common PM title increase competition, but specialized water/civil requirements moderate applicant pool.
Civil water-specialist skills and PE licensing create strong domain specificity and limited cross-industry transfer.
Mandatory 8+ years, Master's degree and PE licensing requirement increase shortlisting rigidity.
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Lead and manage technical teams and resources across multiple concurrent water infrastructure projects, focusing on conveyance systems like pipelines, canals, pump stations, and flow control structures.
Oversee all phases of project planning, execution, and closeout to meet scope, schedule, and budget requirements per contract specifications.
Lead and mentor staff while developing client relationships, pursuing new work, strategy development, and contract negotiations.
8+ years of experience in Civil Engineering with project management or design leadership roles in water resources projects.
Master's degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline as listed in the job description.
Professional Engineering (PE) license with ability to obtain Washington PE license within 1 year.
Experience managing multi-disciplinary teams on water conveyance pipeline design, pump station design, and related water/wastewater infrastructure.
Experienced in managing medium to large water resources infrastructure projects, especially conveyance systems.
Skilled at both technical leadership and client-facing roles including strategic business development and contract negotiation.
Demonstrated ability to lead teams through complex project delivery phases with accountability for scope, budget, and schedule compliance.