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Freese and Nichols

Oct 15, 2023

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Engineering
  • Austin, +2
  • Quick Apply

AI generated summary

  • The candidate must have a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field, an EIT certification, familiarity with water resource planning concepts, and preferably a master's degree in engineering or applied science. Knowledge of the Water Rights Analysis Package and Texas Water Availability Models is also preferred.
  • The Water Resource Planning Engineer will analyze data, create reports, estimate costs, and evaluate environmental impacts for water resource planning projects. They will work with a team, communicate effectively, and maintain attention to detail in their day-to-day responsibilities.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental, Biological, Agricultural Engineering, Water Resource Management, Hydrology, or similar degree
  • EIT required
  • Preferred Qualifications:
  • Familiarity with integrated water resource planning concepts including the comprehensive management of water, wastewater, and stormwater resources
  • Master’s degree in Civil Engineering or comparable engineering or applied science degree
  • Familiarity with the Water Rights Analysis Package and the Texas Water Availability Models

Responsibilities

  • Responsible for conducting analysis and developing technical reports for water resource planning projects. This work will include supply reliability analysis, surface and/or groundwater modeling, project conceptualization and cost estimation, evaluation of environmental impacts, climate resiliency, etc.
  • Candidate must have educational or practical experience including but not limited to surface water and/or groundwater modeling, data analysis and programming, cost estimating, report preparation, and public presentations.
  • Candidate will work along with a team of senior professionals and should possess effective written and oral communication skills.
  • Attention to detail and the ability to effectively organize and execute work are essential.

FAQs

What are the main responsibilities of a Water Resource Planning Engineer/Hydrologist I at Freese and Nichols?

The main responsibilities include assisting in the identification, planning, evaluation, and development of future water needs and supplies for public and private clients, conducting water demand analysis, supply reliability analysis, surface and groundwater modeling, project conceptualization and cost estimation, evaluation of environmental impacts, and engaging with clients and stakeholders.

Where will the work be conducted for this position?

The work can be conducted in Houston, Fort Worth, or Austin, depending on the location of the Water Resource Planning Group.

What level of experience is required for this position?

This position is suitable for a new or recent grad with some relevant coursework or experience in water resources planning and engineering.

What kind of projects will a Water Resource Planning Engineer/Hydrologist I be involved in?

The projects may involve water demand and supply analysis, surface and groundwater modeling, project conceptualization, cost estimation, evaluation of environmental impacts, and client and stakeholder engagement.

Will there be opportunities for professional development and advancement in this role?

Yes, there will be opportunities for professional development and advancement as you work in a team environment under the direction of senior planners and engineers at Freese and Nichols.

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Freese and Nichols

Creating infrastructure that sustains communities.

Engineering & Construction
Industry
501-1000
Employees
1894
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Freese and Nichols, Inc. is a professional planning, consulting and engineering firm serving clients across the Southwest and Southeast United States. With client service and continuous improvement in mind, Freese and Nichols plans, designs and manages sustainable water and infrastructure projects. It is the first engineering/architecture firm to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. For more information about Freese and Nichols, visit www.freese.com.