Wastewater Process Project Engineer

Arcadis•Orlando, FL

13d•$80,000 - $130,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Arcadis is seeking a Wastewater Process Project Engineer to join its Resilience Water Team in Orlando, Florida. The role offers a flexible hybrid work culture balancing remote and in-office work and the opportunity to contribute to local, regional, and national wastewater planning and design projects. The engineer will lead design efforts, mentor junior staff, execute projects, and help grow Arcadis’s water practice in Florida. The position involves leading wastewater treatment process and mechanical design projects and supporting delivery teams while building strong client relationships. The engineer will work with project managers, clients, and the national wastewater practice to deliver sustainable and equitable solutions for the water industry, support technical alignment and innovation, and contribute to proposals, scopes, and budgets. Some travel may be required for project meetings, site visits, client meetings, planning, or construction oversight.

Requirements

At least 8 years of experience in water/wastewater process mechanical design.
Experience leading design projects and managing multidisciplinary design teams.
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Civil, or Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
Florida Professional Engineer (PE) license, or ability to obtain reciprocity within 6 months of hire.
Strong, clear, and concise written and oral communication skills and excellent technical writing abilities.
Experience managing the preparation, review, and approval of project drawings, specifications, schedules, cost estimates, permit applications, RFIs, as-built drawings, and other design and construction documents.
Proven track record of successfully delivering engineering projects that meet client expectations.

Nice To Haves

Primary focus on the municipal water/wastewater market.
Design, permitting, and construction experience with wastewater process and/or process mechanical systems in Florida.
Strong technical engineering and task management skills.
Master’s degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Environmental, or Civil Engineering, or a related field.
Active participation in regional or national professional associations.
Strong client relationship skills.

Responsibilities

Provide leadership, technical knowledge, and experience to further develop design team capabilities.
Lead project tasks with project managers and clients through planning, design, permitting, and construction of wastewater and reclaimed water facilities, including treatment facilities and rehabilitation projects.
Prepare or oversee construction documents, including drawings and specifications, and permit applications; support construction oversight and administration.
Lead detailed engineering calculations and analyses and use modeling and design software as needed.
Manage and lead wastewater-system capacity and facility evaluations, master plans, and facility plans.
Supervise and support others and mentor junior engineers and design/drafting technical staff.
Collaborate with the National Wastewater Practice Leader and broader national practice network to support technical alignment, share best practices, and develop consistent wastewater process approaches.
Engage with professional organizations and national practice leadership on research, innovation, and emerging wastewater process technologies.
Work with project managers and area managers to identify needs and provide solutions; contribute as needed to proposals, presentations, project scopes, and budgets.
Travel as needed for project meetings, site visits, client meetings, planning, and construction oversight.