Water Resources Engineer
US$70,000 – US$100,000 / yr base salary
Posted 15 Jul 2024
Advertised as “Water Resources Engineer/Scientist”
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- Expected experience
- 4+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- Hybrid
- Contract
- Full-time
| Base salary | US$70,000 – US$100,000 / yr |
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Field of studyCivil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Hydrology (or related)
Study levelBachelor's or higher
What it’s like to work with us: Craftwater is different. We empower and expect staff to create usable, actionable information through collaborative and innovative approaches that reflect their passion to impart much-needed environmental changes through engineering and science. We offer a flex work environment that combines remote and in-office time. California casual is our dress code of choice, unless we are headed to a client meeting or presentation. We take ourselves lightly, and our work seriously and cultivate a culture based around the desire to do things differently and better in every job we take on. Each of us has our own quirks, and we think we’re pretty hilarious. We genuinely like each other, and make time for “play,” and teambuilding, and try to push each other to find the next best approach to delivering the most well-founded and useful information to our clients in new and exciting ways. We are doing new big things and having an incredible time doing it. Who we hire: Do you want to make a meaningful impact? Come join Craftwater and be on the cutting edge of resource planning and design including policy setting, water management, green infrastructure, scientific research, public education and outreach, environmental justice/equity, and more. You must be hard working, dynamic, an out-of-the-box thinker, and fun!
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree (Master’s Preferred) in environmental/civil engineering, environmental science, hydrology, or related field, or a minimum of 4 years’ experience
- Working knowledge of hydrology and water quality modeling and geospatial analysis of hydrologic datasets
- Working knowledge of ArcGIS tools and their application, including geospatial analysis of both vector and raster datasets and fidelity in accurate processing
- Proven experience processing and analyzing large data sets
- Understanding of stormwater management & capture, green infrastructure, etc.
- Proficient technical writing skills and ability to translate complex findings into graphics
- Experience using Python or other coding system for automating large geospatial tasks and data set processing (preferred)