5 water resource engineer jobs found in Seattle

Company Description KPFF, a multi-office, multi-discipline engineering firm, is committed to Excellence, Trust, Relationships, Stability, and Passion. For over 65 years KPFF has been providing creative solutions and excellent client service for a diverse range of projects and industries. Our 1,500 professionals in 35 offices nationwide thrive in a decentralized structure, offering abundant flexibility and numerous opportunities for professional growth. At KPFF, join a legacy of excellence where every team member has the opportunity to contribute to innovative solutions and meaningful projects. To learn more about us and the projects we work on, visit our website at www.kpff.com. Job Description KPFF Seattle's Transportation Team focuses on designing infrastructure that moves people and connects communities across the region. We work on a wide range of transit and transportation projects, including roadway and trail improvements, fish passage enhancements, and major...

What Your Day Will Look Like: As a Professional Engineer, you'll apply engineering principles and technical expertise to the design and analysis of water and wastewater infrastructure projects. You'll take ownership of specific design tasks, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, and ensure that all work meets technical standards, regulatory requirements, and client expectations while continuing to develop your professional engineering judgment and leadership skills. What You'll Do: • Prepare and review design plans, calculations, and technical documentation for pipelines, pump stations, and treatment systems. • Apply engineering standards and design codes to ensure technical accuracy and regulatory compliance. • Conduct hydraulic modeling, flow analysis, and system evaluations to support design and planning decisions. • Coordinate design efforts across internal teams, subconsultants, and regulatory agencies. • Support project managers with technical input, cost...

What Your Day Will Look Like: As a Project Manager, you'll lead the planning, design, and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure projects from initiation through completion. You'll manage multidisciplinary teams, maintain strong client relationships, and ensure that all project objectives, technical, financial, and operational, are met with precision and professionalism. This role combines engineering expertise, leadership, and strategic coordination to drive successful project outcomes. What You'll Do: Manage all phases of water and wastewater projects, including scope, schedule, budget, staffing, and client communication. Lead multidisciplinary teams in preparing design plans, studies, and reports that meet quality and regulatory standards. Serve as the primary client contact, ensuring clear communication, satisfaction, and long-term relationship development. Oversee design reviews, quality control, and risk management to maintain consistency and technical...

What Your Day Will Look Like: As an Engineering Designer, you'll assist in the preparation of design plans and technical drawings for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Working under close supervision, you'll apply foundational engineering knowledge and CAD drafting skills to support the development of pipelines, pumping systems, and treatment facilities while gaining exposure to design standards and project coordination. What You'll Do: Prepare and edit design drawings, layouts, and plan sheets using CAD software under the direction of senior staff. Assist with basic design calculations, quantity estimates, and project documentation for water and wastewater systems. Support data collection and field verification to confirm existing infrastructure conditions. Collaborate with engineers and designers to ensure design accuracy, completeness, and compliance with applicable standards. What You'll Need: Bachelor of Science in Civil, Environmental, Chemical,...

Overview Do you want to build an impactful career to change the world for the better? Geosyntec has an exciting opportunity for an Entry-Level Geotechnical Engineer in our Seattle, Washington or Wenatchee, Washington offices. The position will have the opportunity to apply academic knowledge to real-world situations on projects involving site characterization; river and floodplain restoration, landfill design and construction; earth retaining structures; deep foundations; dams and water containment structures; forensic investigations and litigation support; geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring; and geohazard / earthquake characterization / mitigation, while learning the business skills needed for a successful consulting career. Geosyntec is an innovative, international engineering and consulting firm serving private and public-sector clients to address new ventures and complex problems involving our environment, natural resources, and civil infrastructure. Our...