As an Entry-Level Storm Drainage Design Engineer, you will work with a team and conduct stormwater design and drainage design revisions made throughout the duration of the Design-Build contracts. You will be focused on production of the final design plans and calculations that meet WSDOT standards and the Request for Proposal (RFP) requirements. You will work on storm drainage design and hydraulic modeling on highway and fish passage projects. Work may include preliminary design for the proposal to final construction documents including writing and assembling stormwater and hydraulic reports. Typical activities may include helping with hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and related calculations as well as production of construction plans, including drafting mark-ups, and production of drainage reports. Hydrology and hydraulic models used for typical projects include WWHM, MGSFlood, and others required to meet state and local agency requirements. In this role you will receive mentorship and training from senior project management professionals and subject matter experts and have ample opportunity for career growth. Join our hard-working, fun team and help us serve our communities while protecting the environment—one storm drainage design at a time! Jacobs health and welfare benefits are designed to invest in you, and in the things you care about. Your health. Your well-being. Your security. Your future.
• Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering or similar
• Have the qualifications and ability to attain a Washington PE license within 2-5 years
• Ability to work independently and complete design tasks
Ideally, you’ll also have:
• WSDOT highway drainage design experience
• Proficiency with MicroStation • Experience on design-build projects
• Familiarity with hydrologic modeling using Western Washington Hydraulic Model or MGS Flood
• Familiarity with Washington State Department of Ecology and WSDOT design manuals
• Familiarity with developing Temporary Erosion Sediment Control plans and Construction Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans
