Projects may include:

• Subdivisions – single and multi-family homes
• Alternate Dwelling Units
• Commercial Development

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

• Represent the public sector agency at pre-submittal meetings with developers to review proposed projects and requirements.
• Coordinate the review and processing of development applications, including researching existing conditions, establishing infrastructure requirements, preparing fee and bonding estimates, reviewing plans, and coordinating required covenants and agreements.
• Evaluate public and private infrastructure plans associated with new development to ensure compatibility with District water and sewer systems and compliance with applicable regulations, codes, standards, and policies.
• Review engineering calculations and plans for water and sewer improvements to verify compliance with local standards and requirements.
• Conduct field investigations and recommend solutions to address technical or infrastructure-related issues.

Projects may include:

• Street Alley Upgrades
• Walkway and Bike Lane Upgrades
• Pedestrian Way Upgrades (sidewalks, ramps, signals, crosswalks)

As an Associate Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Support management of the City’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
• Administer consultant and construction contracts for public works projects
• Prepare cost estimates and monitor project schedules and budgets
• Solicit, track, and manage proposals and contracts from consultants and contractors
• Coordinate inspectors, consultants, contractors, and testing/survey teams to ensure timely project delivery
• Review and recommend approval of progress payments and change orders; maintain project documentation and records
• Assist with grant applications and funding support
• Provide technical and administrative support to the City Engineer/Public Works Director
• Respond to public inquiries related to Public Works projects
• Coordinate Engineering Division activities with other departments and outside agencies

Projects may include:

• Sewer Relocation or Rehabilitation Projects
• Pump Station Replacement and Rehabilitation Projects
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Rehabilitation and Expansion Projects
• Utility Systems (I&C)

As a Water/Wastewater Project Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Lead engineering projects from planning and design through construction and post-construction phases.
• Develop project schedules, cost estimates, staffing plans, and budgets; monitor performance against goals.
• Direct project teams, assign tasks, and coordinate activities to ensure milestones are achieved.
• Inspect work for quality, manage project risks, and implement corrective actions when needed.
• Oversee the selection, coordination, and performance of outside consultants and contractors.
• Conduct project team meetings, prepare planning documents, and provide regular updates to stakeholders.
• Represent the District in meetings with community groups, agencies, and other stakeholders.

Projects may include:

• Various stormwater projects, which include rehabilitation and construction of:
• Collection Systems
• Stormwater Capture and BMPs

As a Construction Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Review and interpret contractor baseline CPM schedules and monitor ongoing schedule updates
• Track construction progress and identify schedule impacts
• Review and approve shop drawings, ensuring City comments are accurate and applicable
• Evaluate and respond to contractor RFIs
• Proactively identify construction issues and implement practical solutions
• Prepare and review construction cost estimates
• Maintain organized and accurate construction documentation
• Lead on-site focus meetings to resolve project issues and distribute meeting minutes
• Ensure compliance with contract requirements and environmental regulations
• Provide regular status reports to City Management on budget, schedule, and project risks

As an Administrative Assistant, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Coordinate and schedule meetings, prepare agendas, and support meeting logistics to ensure efficient and productive discussions.
• Assist with planning and organizing daily departmental operations, programs, and services.
• Provide high-level administrative support to management and assigned staff, handling a wide range of responsible and confidential tasks.
• Prepare and process purchase orders, review invoices, and coordinate payment processing in accordance with established procedures.
• Draft, format, and proofread a variety of documents—including memoranda, reports, financial documents, and technical materials—using word processing and related software; independently compose correspondence as needed.
• Maintain and manage calendars for assigned staff, coordinating meetings, events, and activities with internal departments, members of the public, and external agencies.
• Coordinate and process travel arrangements for conferences, seminars, and workshops attended by executive leadership and staff.
• Establish, organize, and maintain departmental filing and records management systems, including confidential and sensitive information.
• Operate and maintain standard office equipment and utilize a variety of computer applications and software programs to generate reports and support departmental operations.

As a GIS Engineering Technician, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Maintain and administer the agency’s enterprise geodatabase
• Ensure GIS data governance, integrity, QA/QC standards, and mapping accuracy
• Clean, restructure, and manage legacy and current GIS datasets and mapping layers
• Support implementation of the GIS Strategic Plan (database-focused components)
• Coordinate with IT regarding GIS system infrastructure and support
• Prepare and update standard details, facility maps, construction plans, and as-built drawings for in-house water infrastructure projects
• Provide drafting and layout support for engineering design tasks
• Support minor plan reviews, development coordination, and utility/easement verification
• Research, update, and maintain engineering records, documentation, and reporting

Engineering Planning/Asset Management for new and replacement/maintenance projects, including but not limited to:

• PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)
• MCCs (Motor Control Centers)
• VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives)

As an I&C Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Develop and manage instrumentation & control (I&C) project scope, budget, staffing, and schedules for projects of varying size and complexity.
• Conduct and oversee field investigations to verify existing as-built conditions and support design development.
• Prepare I&C studies, technical memorandums, assessments, and engineering reports.
• Evaluate and select electrical and control system components and engineered systems for project implementation.
• Develop and coordinate I&C construction documents, including motor control schematics, loop drawings, riser diagrams, P&IDs, panel and cable schedules, control system architecture drawings, instrumentation details, and control narratives.
• Prepare technical specifications, equipment datasheets, and testing and commissioning plans.
• Provide construction-phase support, including responding to RFIs, reviewing shop drawings, and performing field inspections to confirm conformance with design.

As a Senior Water Engineer / Project Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Manage water utility Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects from planning through design, permitting, bidding, construction, and close-out.
• Develop scopes, schedules, budgets, and funding strategies; track progress to deliver projects on time and within budget.
• Lead RFQ/RFP processes and oversee consultant and contractor selection, contract negotiation, and administration.
• Review and approve plans, specifications, cost estimates, and technical studies to ensure compliance with agency standards and regulatory requirements.
• Perform technical review of water infrastructure projects including pipelines, pump stations, storage facilities, and treatment system improvements.
• Coordinate with operations, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders to secure permits, support construction activities, manage change orders and submittals, and minimize service disruptions.
• Prepare reports, staff recommendations, and presentations; respond to customer and stakeholder inquiries related to assigned projects.

As an Executive Assistant, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Provides high-level administrative and liaison support to the General Manager, Assistant General Manager, and Board of Directors.
• Manages Board and committee meeting processes, including agenda preparation, legal noticing, meeting logistics, minutes, and records in compliance with the Brown Act.
• Coordinates executive and Board calendars, meetings, travel, and confidential correspondence.
• Oversee meeting follow-up, tracks actions, and compiles executive-level information and reports.
• Ensures compliance with applicable laws related to Board governance, ethics, and elections.
• Maintains official Board and executive web content, including agendas, minutes, and governance information.

Projects may include:

• Pure Water Program – Construction of an Advanced Water Treatment Facility

As an Associate Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Assist with engineering and design work for the construction, operation, and maintenance of water system facilities, including mains, pump stations, reservoirs, pressure regulating stations, and treatment plants.
• Inspect water and wastewater infrastructure (storm drains, sewers, hydrants, meters, service/fire lines, and cross-connection devices) and verify compliance through follow-up inspections.
• Support system operations using SCADA, including monitoring flows/pressures and recommending adjustments to meet demand, fire flow, and minimum pressure requirements.
• Review project plans, cost estimates, and environmental reports; prepare contracts, specifications, bid documents, and engineering cost estimates; support contract administration and inspections.
• Coordinate preparation of funding applications and reporting for awarded grants.
• Assist with technical studies, issue analysis, and preparation of staff/status reports and correspondence.
• Perform plan checks for Water Improvement Plans.
• Serve as liaison with contractors by monitoring construction progress, coordinating inspections, reviewing invoices/progress payments, and preparing change orders as needed.
• Support contract negotiations, scheduling, budgeting, and ensuring work meets standards and project requirements.
• Attend meetings and participate in discussions on engineering projects and activities as assigned.

Projects may include:

• Pure Water Program – Construction of an Advanced Water Treatment Facility

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

• Provide engineering support during construction, including submittal review, RFI responses, inspector coordination, and punch-list walkthroughs.
• Coordinate with utility providers and public agencies on project interfaces and relocations.
• Support grant and funding efforts by preparing technical data, scope development, and cost estimates.
• Review plans, maps, specifications, and reports for accuracy, format, and compliance with engineering standards.
• Manage in-house and consultant design for capital projects such as wells, reservoirs, booster stations, water mains, pressure regulating stations, and treatment facilities.
• Communicate with regulatory agencies (DWR, Division of Drinking Water, SCAQMD) to ensure reporting and compliance.
• Conduct routine inspections of wells, pump stations, reservoirs, and other water system facilities.
• Prepare bid documents, contracts, specifications, and cost estimates; administer contracts, review bids, process change orders, coordinate inspections, and approve progress payments.
• Perform field surveys and engineering research to support reporting, compliance, and planning needs.
• Coordinate SCADA system upgrades, training, integrator support, and troubleshooting.
• Represent the District in meetings and project discussions with internal and external stakeholders.
• Provide supervision and staff training as assigned.

Projects may include:

• Pure Water Program – Construction of an Advanced Water Treatment Facility

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

• Manage water infrastructure construction projects from bid advertising through contract award, including specifications, addenda, and agenda staff reports.
• Lead complex engineering work for water production, transmission, distribution, pumping, and storage systems.
• Resolve advanced engineering challenges and maintain/update design, material, and construction standards.
• Oversee engineering staff and perform senior-level design work such as CIP delivery, utility relocations, plan/spec preparation, cost estimating, grading, and hydraulic modeling.
• Plan and supervise team workloads, ensuring safe practices, quality control, training, and timely project completion.
• Serve as the engineering liaison with agencies such as local municipalities, County Public Works, and Caltrans to coordinate capital projects.
• Review technical studies and reports, conduct engineering analyses, and prepare staff/status reports and correspondence.
• Interpret and enforce codes, plans, and specifications; determine ROW/easement needs; evaluate bids, coordinate inspections, and approve progress payments.
• Support contract negotiation, administration, and compliance with agency and project requirements.
• Perform plan checks, field engineering support, and manage engineering document scheduling, signing, archiving, and record updates.

Projects may include:

• RP-5 Expansion project and RP-1 Solids Thickening Project
• RP-1 Primary Clarifier 1 Through 10 Rehabilitation
• CCWRF HVAC Rehabilitation (Blower & Operations Buildings)
• CCWRF RAS Header

As a Senior Construction Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Lead large-scale capital improvement projects from development through construction, ensuring they are delivered on time, on budget, and at the highest quality.
• Serve as the go-to liaison between agency leadership, contractors, consultants, and stakeholders, keeping everyone aligned and informed.
• Direct and mentor staff, consultants, and contractors while fostering a collaborative, safety-first work environment.
• Manage project budgets, track expenses, forecast costs, and identify smart ways to save money without sacrificing quality.
• Develop detailed schedules, monitor progress, and implement solutions to keep projects moving forward despite challenges.
• Review and summarize construction documents such as RFIs, Submittals, RFDs, and meeting notes.
• Oversee inspections, testing, and documentation to guarantee work meets agency standards, codes, and safety requirements.
• Identify and mitigate risks, enforce OSHA and safety protocols, and respond effectively to incidents.
• Review technical documents, conduct field inspections, and provide clear guidance on design, construction, and contract issues.
• Compile project documentation, conduct final inspections, ensure completion of punch-list items, and oversee the turnover of completed projects to the client.

Projects may include:

• Sewer Relocation or Rehabilitation Projects
• Pump Station Replacement and Rehabilitation Projects
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Rehabilitation and Expansion Projects
• Utility Systems (I&C)

As a Heavy Civil Construction Inspector, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Review construction documents, plans, and specifications.
• Inspect construction work for compliance with codes, safety, and project requirements.
• Verify materials meet specifications and approved practices.
• Coordinate equipment shutdowns with Operations & Maintenance staff.
• Review and track contractor submittals, as-built drawings, and field changes.
• Maintain daily inspection records, logs, test results, and reports.
• Support monthly progress reporting and project documentation.
• Attend construction meetings and coordinate with contractors, utilities, and regulatory agencies.
• Oversee start-up, testing, and commissioning of new and existing systems.

As an Electrical Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Provide technical electrical engineering support for county facilities and landfill sites.
• Support county electrical workload management through field and office engineering support.
• Perform electrical and process data collection and assist with inspections.
• Prepare and review technical documents, plans, and specifications.
• Perform QA/QC of work submitted by design consultants, engineering field staff, and contractors.
• Assist with preparation of electrical engineering studies, design documents, and construction packages.
• Support county electrical system reliability through coordination with internal and external stakeholders.
• Perform electrical process mapping and regulatory self-assessments.
• Develop best practices and trainings for landfill staff.
• Support power systems engineering ranging from 12kV down to 120V.

Projects may include:

• Various Wastewater Design Projects
• Wastewater Treatment Facilities
• Wastewater Conveyance Facilities

As a Deputy Design Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Plans, schedules, and conducts engineering design work for water and wastewater infrastructure projects.
• Supervises and provides technical guidance to a team of engineers and professional staff.
• Manages multiple design projects concurrently, ensuring schedules, budgets, and quality standards are met.
• Initiates and maintains effective communication with internal staff, external partners, and key engineers involved in project delivery.
• Identifies the need for specialized consultant services and oversees consultant selection, contract management, and performance.
• Coordinates design activities with operations, maintenance, construction, and other agency departments.
• Ensures project compliance with agency standards, engineering best practices, and regulatory requirements.

Projects may include:

• Pipeline Rehabilitation and Underground Installation
• Water and Wastewater Treatment Facilities
• MCC Upgrades

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

• Lead and oversee engineering planning, design, and construction activities for Public Works and Utilities projects, including supervision of staff and consultants.
• Perform and review a variety of technical calculations and ensure engineering work meets applicable standards and regulations.
• Provide mentorship and training to staff, set clear work expectations, and conduct performance evaluations.
• Coordinate projects and collaborate with other City divisions, departments, and outside agencies to ensure smooth project delivery.
• Assist with project budgeting, including preparing detailed cost estimates, identifying resource needs, and monitoring project expenditures.
• Prepare and present reports, technical documents, and project updates to management, committees, and other stakeholders.
• Serve as a project manager, planning, scheduling, and overseeing all phases of assigned engineering projects from concept through construction.
• Review and prepare design plans and specifications for projects such as grading, sewer, water, and wastewater facilities.
• Develop and manage RFPs and contracts for professional and construction services, including preparing scopes of work, evaluating proposals, negotiating terms, and administering contracts.
• Maintain organized project records, files, and databases to ensure documentation is accurate and up to date.

Projects may include:

• Plant 1 Headworks Replacement Project

As a Lead Resident Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Implement and enforce the project’s Quality Plan to ensure all contract requirements are met.
• Respond to RFIs and RFCs, manage contract change processes, and prepare engineer’s estimates and change orders.
• Lead reviews of contractor submittals and commissioning plans to confirm compliance with project specifications.
• Serve as the primary client interface, coordinating with designers, contractors, and other stakeholders, coordinating activities with outside agencies.
• Coordinate and manage on-site personnel, oversee testing agencies, and maintain project records.
• Prepare and review progress reports and assist with substantial and final completion documents.

Projects may include:

• Pump Station Replacement and Rehabilitation Projects
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Rehabilitation and Expansion Projects
• Utility Systems (I&C)

As an Electrical Engineer, your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Perform advanced engineering work in the planning, design, construction, and compliance of wastewater facilities, systems, and programs. Review and provide input on detailed designs, drawings, technical specifications, and scopes of work.
• Conduct engineering studies, calculations, and system/process modeling. Compile data, review reports, and monitor operations to support sound engineering decisions.
• Prepare plan clarifications and design changes in response to contractor RFIs. Verify that work, equipment, and materials meet design specifications and regulatory requirements.
• Prepare and issue field change orders; analyze and negotiate contractor change order requests and claims; recommend modifications when necessary.
• Coordinate and participate in system start-up, acceptance testing, and reliability testing. Troubleshoot technical issues during commissioning to ensure smooth project delivery.