At Horrocks, we believe the best work comes from companies with values, that our people are our greatest resource, and that we have a responsibility to the communities where we live and work. Role Summary: Serve as a project engineer on multi‑discipline water resources projects, owning scope, schedule, budget, quality, and risk from planning through construction support while delivering client value and stakeholder satisfaction. • Project Planning & Work Plans: Develop project execution plans, scopes of work, and phase plans; tailor delivery approach (predictive, agile/hybrid) to context while focusing on value delivery and outcomes. • Scope, Schedule, and Budget Control: Establish baselines; monitor progress; apply change management; maintain earned value/cost/schedule reporting appropriate to project scale. Follow Company change management procedures and delegation of authority (DOA). • Risk & Opportunity Management: Identify, analyze (qualitative/quantitative), respond to, and monitor risks; proactively escalate issues and capture opportunities. • Stakeholder & Client Engagement: Map stakeholders; maintain transparent communications; lead meetings and presentations; manage expectations and decisions. • Quality Management (QA/QC): Plan and execute design reviews, interdisciplinary checks, model reviews, and constructability reviews; maintain document control and versioning. • Resource & Subconsultant Management: Forecast and allocate staff; coordinate multi‑office workshare; manage subconsultant scopes, deliverables, and invoices. • Health, Safety, and Environmental Stewardship: Integrate safety-by-design and environmental considerations; uphold company and client procedures. • Commercial Management: Prepare fee proposals; track budgets; support invoicing and cash flow; manage contract compliance and modifications. • Documentation & Lessons Learned: Maintain decision logs; archive calculations and correspondence; conduct closeout, performance review, and lessons-learned sessions. • Perform services with the ordinary skill and care of a reasonably prudent Professional Engineer practicing under similar circumstances at the same time and in the same or similar locality; perfection is not implied. • Hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public; practice only within areas of competence; act as a faithful agent to the client; maintain honesty and integrity in all communications. • Comply with applicable laws, codes, standards, and permitting requirements; identify constraints and assumptions transparently. • Avoid expanding obligations beyond insurable standard-of-care language unless expressly negotiated (e.g., “best,” “highest,” or “ensure” may inadvertently elevate liability). • Document key decisions, design bases, and limitations (including data gaps and uncertainties such as those arising from climate, geotechnical, or hydrologic variability). • Follow the firm’s Quality Management Plan (QMP) • Plan checklists and hold-gates for calculations, models, drawings, and specifications; incorporate independent technical reviews and interdisciplinary coordination. • Ensure traceability of inputs, assumptions, and revisions; manage document control per project standards. • Pursue continuous improvement via audits, corrective actions, and client feedback; use metrics to assess process effectiveness. • Plan, design, and analyze water transmission, storage, and distribution systems; wastewater collection systems; and pump stations. • Perform hydrologic and hydraulic analyses; prepare drainage studies, master plans, and feasibility reports. • Develop plans, specifications, and engineer’s estimates; support permitting across jurisdictions. • Build and calibrate system and network models; evaluate alternatives; support value engineering and constructability reviews. • Coordinate field data collection, condition assessments, and utility investigations • Lead and mentor other team members, engineers and designers; foster collaborative, inclusive teams across disciplines and offices. • Coordinate with clients, agencies, and subconsultants; support pursuit efforts and proposals, including scopes, schedules, budgets, and presentations. • AutoCAD Civil 3D; WaterCAD/WaterGEMS; InfoWater; EPANET; SewerGEMS/SWMM; HEC‑HMS; HEC‑RAS (1D/2D); two‑dimensional overland flow tools (e.g., SRH‑2D, FLO-2D). • BS or MS in Civil Engineering from an accredited program. • Registered Professional Engineer (PE) required • 2–4+ years of experience in water systems, wastewater collection, or hydraulics/hydrology design; experience leading small teams is desirable. • Strong communication, organization, and client service skills; proven record of meeting deadlines and budgets. At Horrocks, you can expect a competitive base salary and award-winning benefits. Including, but not limited to: • Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance • Generous paid time off • 401(k): 50% match of contribution up to 6% • Professional development opportunities including in-house training • Paid professional organization membership and professional licensure For more information, visit our website at www.horrocks.com Equal Opportunity Employer including disability and protected veteran status #LI-TP1