INTERDISCIPLINARY
US Department of War
Duties
Direct the day-to-day operations of major multi-purpose reservoirs, translating complex forecast modeling and hydrologic data into actionable, risk-informed system operations.
Represent the Seattle District in high-level regional forums, collaborating directly with federal partner agencies, international counterparts, and Tribal sovereign nations to align water management initiatives across the basin.
Lead advanced technical studies to resolve operational conflicts, finding the necessary balance between established flood risk management, hydropower objectives, changing regional priorities, and Endangered Species Act requirements.
Collaborate with the Northwestern Division on highly technical issues, ensuring Seattle District projects integrate seamlessly into the broader coordinated Columbia River system.
Serve as the senior technical authority for the section. You will provide hands-on training, guidance, and mentorship to a team of engineers and scientists to build an independent, highly capable regulation team.
Travel regularly throughout the Pacific Northwest to conduct in-person coordination, build working relationships with local communities and partners, and clearly communicate complex water management decisions.
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