Your impact
In this role, you will provide technical leadership and guidance, as well as performing technical tasks and coordinating the use of resources to accomplish multiple, concurrent resilience-focused projects. You will establish and maintain relationships with clients, regulators, and subconsultants, as well as provide direction and mentorship to team members. The successful candidate will have a reputation in the industry as a technical expert, and a demonstrated ability to defend the technical rigor of the work completed.
Here's what you'll need
- Bachelors of Science in Engineering
- Progressive experience in resilience planning. Strong emphasis on coastal resilience planning at the urban interface, climate risk assessment, innovative engineering solutions, and multi-disciplinary communication.
- Experience with urban, riverine, and coastal hydraulic modeling.
- Relevant experience in the application of geospatial analysis and utilization of various data science tools to support decision making for resilience.
- Relevant experience across Municipal, State, and/or Federal organizations. Desirable to have experience working with the US Army Corps of Engineers in planning flood risk reduction infrastructure.
- Experience as liaison with federal partners, grantors, or regulators and providing strategic advice to clients and internal teams.
- Business development experience and interest.
- Excellent oral and written communications, self-motivation, team-oriented work practices, organizational skills, and multitasking ability.
Ideally, you'll also have:
- Graduate degree in planning, engineering, public policy, or other related discipline.
