Statewide Hydraulics and Drainage Engineer

State of Utah Office of the Governor•Taylorsville, UT

5d•$48 - $76•Onsite

About The Position

Statewide Hydraulics and Drainage Engineer (EM II) to lead our hydraulic and drainage initiatives. In this pivotal, high-impact role, you will serve as UDOT’s premier subject matter expert, directing statewide strategy and overseeing all central hydraulic and drainage design activities. If you thrive on autonomy, enjoy leading complex programmatic efforts, and want to leave a lasting mark on Utah's transportation network, this is your opportunity to drive innovation and excellence at the highest level. Apply to help us Keep Utah Moving!

Requirements

Must be licensed as a Professional Engineer (PE) in Utah with four (4) years of post-licensure experience.
Strong communication skills, including the ability to work effectively in a team environment and provide clear direction.
Ability to manage and coordinate team needs, activities, and tasks.

Nice To Haves

Six (6) years of experience in hydraulic design and scour analysis on roadway and structure projects.
Proficiency in UDOT project delivery, project development, permit and application processes, and the QC/QA system.

Responsibilities

Acts as the technical authority on all hydraulic and drainage design and information.
Owns, manages and updates the applicable Division Manuals, Standard Specifications and Drawings.
Coordinates with other UDOT divisions for updates to design manuals including making changes to manuals as needed.
Provides guidance on bridge scour projects and is part of the bridge scour rating committee.
Sets expectations and provides direction for the design of drainage and stormwater assets.
Coordinates activities with other discipline groups and staff in the agency to ensure drainage needs are met.
Serves as a liaison with other agencies and government entities as needed in all applicable requirements to advocate for a fully functioning system and to protect UDOT assets.
Serves as the Department representative on national committees.
At times participate in regional and national research projects and assess the feasibility of incorporating proposed research findings.
May participate in the selection of consulting firms.
Provides training to internal and external personnel related to design and reporting expectations and updates to state or national standards.
Participates in site visits when needed.