Industrial Water Technical Manager

Just to name a few, projects may include:

Capacity assessments, alternatives evaluations, basis of design development

Bench and pilot-scale testing

Water/wastewater treatment system upgrades

New water/wastewater treatment system designs

On-site commissioning and start-up

Water Reuse

What You Will Be Doing at Woodard & Curran:

The ability to grow and succeed as a firm is a direct function of the technical expertise we develop within the firm. As such, our success is directly related to our technical experts’ abilities to innovate and differentiate the firm in the marketplace based on expertise.

A Technical Manager is responsible for staying at the forefront of technical approaches in their field of expertise and contributing both innovation and project delivery within the areas where the expertise applies.

Specific areas of focus include: Provide technical leadership to staff in the Industrial Water/Wastewater Business, with specific focus on the Industrial Water/Wastewater Practice.

Experience in the Pharmaceutical/Chemical, Food & Beverage, and/or Data Center markets is preferred but not essential.

Develop and maintain client-advisor relationships that lead to business and repeat business for the firm.

Assist and or lead on proposal preparation and pursuit of new client and project opportunities.

Contribute to new and existing Large Account development and management.

Make national and regional-level technical publications & presentations and serve in professional technical leadership positions in outside organizations.

Conduct research and innovate within project opportunities to implement new and improved methods to execute solutions for our work.

Develop and lead the development of tools to assist in demonstrating Woodard & Curran’s technical leadership.

Ensure the technical quality of the work product delivered.

Mentor staff in technical skill areas.

What You Will Need To Succeed:

M.S. (P.E. or other certification/advanced degree preferred) in Engineering.

10 - 15 years of professional experience with an engineering consulting firm.

Demonstrated experience serving industrial clients.

Strong appreciation of and commitment to safe work practices is mandatory

Background in biological wastewater treatment and design.

Industrial client engineering and/or design-build expertise, preferably in the food and beverage, pharmaceutical/chemical, data center, life sciences, and/or consumer products markets.

Strong written and verbal skills and demonstrated track record of publishing technical work