Full-Time Hydraulics Engineer III
Job Description
- Support maintenance, State Transportation Improvement Projects (STIPs), and emergency hydraulic (H&H) studies for all 14 NCDOT Highway Divisions.
- Develop, scope, support, and review hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) studies for NCDOT transportation facilities.
- Perform encroachment reviews, emergency and non-emergency pipe replacements, drainage investigations and drainage designs.
- Perform or review advanced H&H modeling and design, hydraulic planning reports, risk assessments, final hydraulic designs, riverine hydraulic modeling, bridge and culvert hydraulic reports, stormwater management plans, and floodplain compliance reports.
- Prepare H&H storm response and recovery packages; attend and participate in field scoping meetings and provide permitting assistance.
- Prepare guidance and support of drainage policy.
- Participate in research and development.
- Provide training.
- Knowledge of hydrologic and hydraulic design practices and riverine modeling relating to transportation facility.
- Knowledge of FEMA and stormwater regulations, FHWA and AASHTO guidance relating to hydraulic design.
- Computer skills using applications, including advanced Hydraulics modelling software, web-based GIS applications, Microsoft Office, MicroStation, PDF viewers, and editors.
- Experience applying engineering principles to complex design situations and making sound recommendations and decisions using guidelines, performance metrics, and sound engineering judgement.
- Experience conducting activities to meet established goals while ensuring project quality and compliance.
- Solid verbal and written communication skills working with varied audiences and can work well within a group setting with limited supervision.
- Considerable knowledge and understanding of concepts, practices, and theories used in hydrology and hydraulics and the ability to use it in practice.
- Ability to provide consultation to clients or others related to drainage studies and complex hydraulic design situations.
- Ability to develop/create informational products, manage hydraulic design projects, plan, develop, and implement short-term strategies.
- Occasional overnight travel is required.
- Field work may require climbing steep terrain, thick undergrowth, working around open water, near traffic, and in bad weather conditions.
- We may require registration as a professional engineer with the North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors.
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, and
- 4+ years of relevant experience; or
- An equivalent combination of education and experience.
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