Environmental Engineer – Water & Wastewater Remediation

Remotely
Full-time

You will lead multidisciplinary design and field efforts that reduce risk, restore land, and deliver cost-effective treatment systems for industrial, municipal, and federal clients. Your work will span feasibility studies, pilot testing, permitting, and construction oversight—each phase demanding critical thinking and meticulous documentation.


Key Responsibilities

- Design water, wastewater, and leachate treatment trains (physical-chemical, biological, membrane) that meet present and future discharge limits.  

- Develop remedial action plans and oversee soil-groundwater cleanup under CERCLA and RCRA frameworks.  

- Prepare Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments, including sampling plans, data validation, and risk evaluation.  

- Model contaminant fate/transport using MODFLOW, Biowin, and similar numerical tools.  

- Generate detailed construction drawings, specifications, and bid packages in AutoCAD and Civil 3D.  

- Coordinate with geologists, toxicologists, and regulators to secure permits, variances, and closure letters.  

- Mentor junior staff, review technical deliverables, and present findings to client leadership.  

- Track project budgets, schedules, and key performance indicators—course-correcting quickly when deviations appear.  


Required Qualifications

- Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering.  

- 5+ years designing treatment systems or managing remediation projects in the U.S.  

- Proficiency with AutoCAD, ArcGIS, and contaminant modeling software.  

- Solid grasp of federal and state regulations (CERCLA, RCRA, NPDES, SDWA).  

- Demonstrated success preparing ESA reports and corrective action plans.  

- Excellent written and verbal communication; able to translate dense technical data into plain language.  

- Valid U.S. work authorization.  


Preferred Skills

- Professional Engineer (PE) license or ability to obtain within 12 months.  

- Experience with emerging contaminants (PFAS, 1,4-dioxane) and in-situ treatment technologies.  

- Familiarity with Life-Cycle Cost Analysis and carbon footprint reduction tactics.  

- Working knowledge of remote sensing or drone-enabled site surveys.  


Why Join Us

This privately held consultancy has delivered landmark infrastructure and environmental solutions for over three decades. You will collaborate with nationally recognized subject-matter experts, leverage a robust R&D budget, and see your designs built—from concept sketches to commissioning. The culture prizes intellectual curiosity, ethical practice, and work-life flexibility. Your voice influences corporate strategy, and your projects create measurable public value.