Drainage Engineer II

Parsons•Tempe, WA

About The Position

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Drainage Engineer to join our team! In this role you will get to support infrastructure design projects locally and across the nation. What You'll Be Doing: Work in a team environment to help deliver transportation infrastructure design projects. Daily task management of junior engineers. Provides mentorship and guides development of junior staff with standard engineering practice/methodologies, including CAD/CAE modeling software for drainage and stormwater engineering. Prepares calculations for the hydraulic and hydrologic analysis of storm drains, detention facilities, culverts, water quality (BMP/LID) features, and other related items. Develop storm drain plans, profiles, details, and specifications under the direction of senior drainage engineers. Coordinate with other design disciplines counterparts (roadway, structural, utilities, etc) to develop a comprehensive project design. Lead the design effort for local projects as well as segments of larger alternative project delivery projects. Implement quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) standard practices. Interface with the client to address review comments and design issues or constraints. Support and participate in proposal and business development activities.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (or related field) and typically 6+ years of related work.
Fundamentals of Engineering Certification and ability to obtain a PE license required.
Experience in storm drain and water quality design related directly to transportation projects.
Experience with MicroStation, OpenRoads Designer, and/or Civil3D.

Nice To Haves

Professional Engineer (PE) license strongly preferred
Experience with CAD and other software associated with transportation design (Bentley and/or Autodesk).
Knowledge of standard DOT/FHWA drainage, hydraulic, and hydrology standards and practices.
Experience with, but not limited to, SWMM Modeling (e.g. EPA-SWMM, XPSWMM, InfoWorks, PC-SWMM), StormCAD, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, ArcMap.
Strong communication skills.
Experience writing drainage reports.
Experience leading drainage design.
Experience on APD projects.
Ability to work independently and assume responsibility.

Responsibilities

Work in a team environment to help deliver transportation infrastructure design projects.
Daily task management of junior engineers.
Provides mentorship and guides development of junior staff with standard engineering practice/methodologies, including CAD/CAE modeling software for drainage and stormwater engineering.
Prepares calculations for the hydraulic and hydrologic analysis of storm drains, detention facilities, culverts, water quality (BMP/LID) features, and other related items.
Develop storm drain plans, profiles, details, and specifications under the direction of senior drainage engineers.
Coordinate with other design disciplines counterparts (roadway, structural, utilities, etc) to develop a comprehensive project design.
Lead the design effort for local projects as well as segments of larger alternative project delivery projects.
Implement quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) standard practices.
Interface with the client to address review comments and design issues or constraints.
Support and participate in proposal and business development activities.