Water Process Engineer

AECOM•Dallas, TX

1d•Remote

About The Position

AECOM Technical Services, Inc. is seeking a Water Process Engineer in Dallas, TX. This role involves planning water quality evaluations, conducting bench and pilot tests, performing engineering design calculations, and preparing technical documentation. The engineer will also be involved in flood mitigation projects, including reviewing designs and performing benefit-cost analyses, as well as assisting with permitting and compliance.

Requirements

Master's degree in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field of study.
3 years of experience as a Project Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Civil Engineer, or in a related occupation.
Professional Engineering (PE) Licensure.
Experience in completing water, wastewater, and stormwater utility projects.
Water process planning, modeling, condition assessment, and design.
AutoCAD.
GIS.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic models.
System and Experimental Design for Pilot Testing.
RTW4 Modeling.
BIOWIN.
Dupont WAVE.
FDEP.
Oculus.
Power BI.

Responsibilities

Plan water quality evaluations to meet project objectives, investigating source water quality, treatment process efficiency, and distribution system water quality.
Plan and conduct bench and pilot tests to evaluate water treatment.
Design experiments and systems to investigate the effect of treatment on water quality and optimize the design criteria for full scale design.
Perform engineering design calculations and desktop evaluations for different water treatment processes and scenarios.
Complete chemical dosing and storage calculations, sizing of pumps, and selection of necessary process monitoring equipment.
Conduct engineering reviews of applications for flood mitigation projects.
Review and verify flood damage reports and calculations, engineering designs, and perform benefit-cost analyses.
Carry out permitting and compliance assistance for projects through plant rerating, treatment modification, plant upgrades, and demonstration of performance.
Prepare documents, draft responses to regulatory agencies, and work with utilities to identify deficiencies and meet compliance requirements.
Complete the technical writing and preparation of presentation materials to share project findings with employee technical groups, clients, and water industry conferences.