Senior Fish Passage Engineer

• Perform civil engineering design with a focus on fisheries related infrastructure applications
• including upstream and downstream fish passage, stream restoration, fish collection facilities and other water resource facilities/structures
• Develop and review (QA/QC) design plans and specifications, quantity take-offs, engineering cost estimates, and construction sequencing plans
• Support development of permit applications to meet federal, state, and local permitting requirements
• Assistance with bidding and construction phase services
• Preparation of supporting design reports to document structural calculations and design, leading of design teams, and coordination with affected disciplines
• Participation in site investigations and/or inspections and provide detailed reports of conditions
• Leading technical discussions with regulators and clients as well as public meetings
• Technical writing for project documents, as well as review of junior engineers’ technical writing
• Technical guidance and mentoring for junior engineers in their project work and development
• Marketing of professional services, proposal writing, cost estimating, and project scheduling
• Project management

• BS in Civil or Structural engineering required, MS preferred
• Registered as a Professional Engineer and committed to becoming registered in multiple northeast and mid-Atlantic states
• Structural analysis and design of concrete and steel structures, hydraulic structures, and fish passage structures
• Demonstrated experience with water resource infrastructure including fishery related projects
• Stability and strength analysis of civil structures
• Finite element modeling and structural analysis
• Proficient in Structural analysis software such as Visual Analysis and STAAD.Pro
• Proficient in Finite element analysis software
• Proficient in Design software such as AutoCAD or Civil3D
• Experience with project management, cost estimation, and technical writing
• Strong communication, technical and analytical skills

Experience with state and federal fish and wildlife resource agencies and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is a plus

• Flexibility
• Seasonally varying hybrid work schedule including extended remote work periods
• Additional flexibility as-needed to accommodate personal schedules
• Up to 4 weeks of vacation per year depending upon education and experience
• 8 Holidays (2 fixed, 6 floating)
• High Deductible Health Plan with employer contribution to premiums
• Employer funded Health Savings Account used to fund medical expenses
• Employer funded Health Reimbursement Account used to offset plan deductibles
• Dental and Vision Insurance
• Up to 64 hours per year accrued based on time worked
• Sick Leave Rollover Account for unused sick leave up to 64 hours per year
• Extended Medical Leave Account for unused sick leave in excess 64 hours per year
• Short and Long term Disability Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Up to 12 weeks of Parental Leave within 12 months after the birth of a child
• Profit sharing with contributions well above the industry average
• Deferred salary 401K Program
• Financial support for education assistance
• Publication and teaching opportunities