The Sewer Capacity Assurance Engineer selected for this opportunity will gain key public sector experience in wastewater engineering that can effectively position you to pursue and obtain key, sought-after public sector jobs. We are looking for an Engineer that has 2+ years of experience to work on-site and full-time (approximately 40 hours per week) in the Los Angeles area. 

As a Sewer Capacity Assurance Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Perform Sewer Capacity Availability Requests (SCARs) for residential, commercial, and new developments using NavigateLA, hydraulic calculations, and MikeUrban modeling. Coordinate with planners for SCARs that may have capacity constraints.
• Perform California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) sewer data analysis including responding to requests from constituents and agencies.
• Perform Sewer Ejector analysis requests and ensure acceptability by performing quantitative pipe analysis including capacity, slope, d/D, and future expansion considerations.
• Coordinate and request special gauging data with the Clean Water Conveyance Division (CWCD) and other departments.
• Perform field/site investigations when necessary to oversee special gauging tests, resolve capacity issues, and address sewer-related questions.
• Prepare status and summary reports on weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals.

As a Sewer Capacity Assurance Engineer, you will have:

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in Engineering
• Preferred: Possession of a valid Engineer-in-Training Certificate recognized by the California State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers
• Proficient in wastewater modeling software, ideally NavigateLA and MikeUrban
• Knowledge of wastewater collections systems, wastewater engineering principles, hydraulic modeling, and sewer system analysis
• Candidates must be legally authorized to work permanently in the U.S. (i.e., without time limitations, without restrictions or without need for work sponsorship in the U.S.)
• Valid CA Driver’s License and proof of insurance