Entry Level to Staff Civil/ Hydrological Engineer

• Support tailings dam breach analyses by assessing site history, evaluating embankment fill and tailings properties, developing appropriate numerical models, mapping breach inundation extents, and identifying breach impacts.
• Develop hydrologic models (delineate catchments, input CN layers, define streamflow, input design storm events, and generate streamflow hydrographs) to assist dam breach analyses and stormwater infrastructure design.
• Complete geotechnical site assessments and associated field services for mining infrastructure development.
• Support material characterization activities including gathering field data, designing and overseeing laboratory programs, interpreting laboratory data, developing appropriate models, and drafting of technical specifications for construction.
• Work with and provide training to junior engineers.
• Assist with generating drawings and figures using Autodesk Civil 3D.
• Support ongoing Engineer-of-Record services for tailings and heap leach projects located around the world.

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• Education: Bachelor of Science (minimum); Master of Science (preferred). Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering degrees from ABET accredited universities are preferred.
• Professional Experience: 0+ years for Entry-Level. 2+ year for Staff-Level.
• Computer Software: Significant experience with MS Office Suite. Some experience using standard hydrologic/hydraulic software (HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, etc.); some experience using GIS software; numerical modeling experience and programming experience are advantageous; and basic understanding of Autodesk Civil 3D.
• Geotechnical Laboratory: Proficient with standard material testing and index tests.
• Required Registrations / Professional Development: Successful completion of FE Exam. Professional Engineer registration with greater than 4 years of experience.
• Travel: Must have ability to travel in the U.S. and internationally to support field programs. Travel periods could be up to several weeks.
• Physical Demands: Position may require sitting for extended periods of time, extended hours working on a computer and lifting up to 30 pounds. Field assignments are located in a variety of climactic conditions and may require standing, squatting, bending, the use of machinery and a variety of standard geotechnical tools.
• Technical writing: Proficiency with technical writing is expected.
• Other (Project Level): Working knowledge of stormwater infrastructure design, geotechnical monitoring instrumentation, and numerical modeling methods and software.

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