Mechanical Project Engineer

- Build and implement steady state and extended period simulations from scratch functional computer-based models.

- Evaluate existing system infrastructure and controls associated with water distribution systems and sanitary sewer collection systems.

- Gather and apply data and calibration data to support model development.

- Analyze and present modeling results to guide design decisions.

- Document all design progress through writings, drawings, sketches, calculations, and QA/QC.

- Evaluate site conditions, using topographic survey, and geotechnical field data collection.

- Coordinate with utility companies for new service connections.

- Perform required calculations and prepare design plans, specifications and cost estimates for the accurate and complete design of project features at the direction of their manager.

- Utilizes value engineering, technical input, and contributions from others throughout the design process.

- Undertakes research related to new methods or materials for use in projects.

- Assist in managing sub-consultants engaged in design projects.

- Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior engineers.

- May act as liaison with client, contractors, or others directly involved with the project, assisting with required coordination and problem solving between parties and site activities.

- Assists in controlling project costs by managing the budget, invoicing, and reporting of projects, for both internal and client needs.

- Participate in networking events to support business development, talent outreach, and foster new relationships.

- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field

- Proficiency in hydraulic modeling software and CAD tools - experience with MicroStation and Geopak, or similar tools like AutoCAD Civil 3D or OpenRoads Designer

- Familiarity with local agencies including Illinois municipalities, IDOT, and regulatory permitting agencies