Civil Engineering/Construction Management

Our client is seeking a Civil Stormwater Engineer to help deliver technically challenging drainage, floodplain, and land development projects across the greater Phoenix market. This role offers the chance to lead critical water-management engineering efforts, applying advanced technical expertise to develop effective, field-ready approaches for challenging site and infrastructure needs. The position offers exposure to a diverse mix of master-planned communities, residential and commercial developments, public infrastructure, and FEMA-related floodplain work, with the opportunity to collaborate alongside experienced civil engineering professionals.

Play an integral role in water-management initiatives supporting a diverse mix of commercial development and municipal infrastructure projects.

Exposure to sophisticated hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, floodplain analysis, and FEMA CLOMR/LOMR assignments.

Collaborative, multidisciplinary project environment with opportunities to expand technical expertise and advance professionally.

Competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package, including paid time off, health coverage, retirement benefits with employer contributions, insurance programs, and professional development opportunities.

Develop technical drainage solutions for a variety of site and infrastructure applications, evaluating runoff, conveyance, flooding, and stormwater performance across complex project environments.

Design and assess stormwater management strategies addressing water storage, flow control, channel stability, erosion mitigation, and related drainage infrastructure.

Support planning studies by assessing drainage alternatives and developing preliminary cost information for recommended improvements.

Prepare engineering calculations, technical reports, exhibits, and floodplain documentation.

Support stormwater permitting, management, and regulatory compliance activities.

Leverage geospatial technology and mapping information to support basin assessments, stormwater planning, and the development of civil engineering solutions.

Use Autodesk Civil3D to support drainage design and construction documentation for channels, culverts, storm drains, and related improvements.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to move projects efficiently from technical analysis through design and documentation.

Minimum of four years of professional experience addressing water resources and flood management needs for complex land development projects, including work associated with FEMA regulatory requirements.

Active Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification is necessary, with Professional Engineer (PE) credentials considered an additional advantage.

Familiarity with geospatial mapping platforms and their application to stormwater planning and infrastructure engineering.

Proficiency with Autodesk Civil3D.

Background reviewing and developing technical drawings and project requirements for stormwater conveyance, crossing structures, drainage networks, and related civil improvements.

Proven ability to produce and evaluate engineering documentation for drainage-focused construction, including open-channel systems, roadway crossings, underground conveyance, and comparable infrastructure.

Ability to work independently while contributing effectively within multidisciplinary project teams.

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