Recycled Water Project Manager

The Resource Recovery unit within the Operations & Maintenance Section of King County’s Wastewater Treatment Division strives to bring valuable resources, technology, and sound business practices together to deliver products and programs that inspire our customers to be part of an environmentally sustainable future. The Recycled Water Project Manager (Water Quality Planner/Project Manager III) offers a unique opportunity to support King County’s recycled water initiatives by driving outcomes for the recycled water program, county wastewater treatment plants, and recycled distribution systems. You will serve as a subject matter expert in recycled (reclaimed) water and participate in a range of planning and multi-jurisdictional efforts, including planning, project management, technical leadership, and execution of project tasks. King County is reducing long‑term discharges to Puget Sound by producing and using recycled water as a valuable resource. Recycled water helps return nutrients to the environment, conserves drinking water, and keeps more freshwater in rivers and streams for fish and wildlife. To fulfill this mission, we ensure recycled water meets or exceeds quality standards, promote water reuse across the region, deliver recycled water reliably and efficiently, and educate the public about the safety and benefits of water reuse. If you thrive in a collaborative, entrepreneurial environment and want to make a meaningful impact on regional sustainability, this role offers that opportunity. You’ll join the Renewable Products & Services work group, surrounded by professionals who value innovation, performance, and transformation, and contribute to shaping the future of wastewater resource recovery. #J-18808-Ljbffr