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McAdams

Project Engineer - Hydraulic Design

Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

McAdams is looking for a Project Engineer specializing in Hydraulic Design to join their team in Charlotte, NC. The role involves planning and designing drainage elements for multimodal transportation projects, ensuring quality deliverables, and coordinating with various service lines.

What you'll do

  • Deliver projects on time and within budget
  • Design and oversee production of plans and specifications
  • Coordinate with other service lines for project development
  • Participate in field reviews to support project alignment
  • Assist in project advancement from design to successful bidding
  • Mentor junior staff and develop client relationships

What they're looking for

  • Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field
  • PE license in North Carolina or ability to obtain
  • 5+ years in hydraulic engineering
  • Knowledge of MicroStation/Geopak/OpenRoads or AutoCAD/Civil 3D
  • Technical proficiency in hydraulic analyses and stormwater design
  • Strong communication and time management skills
  • Interest in multimodal transportation design
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McAdams

McAdams provides civil engineering and water resources services, specializing in drainage design, hydraulic analysis, and transportation infrastructure projects for public and private clients. The company is hiring Project Engineers with expertise in hydraulic design, water resources, and civil engineering to deliver drainage systems, manage permits, and oversee projects from design through completion.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about your experience with hydraulic design and hydrologic analysis for transportation projects. What types of facilities have you worked on?
  • Describe your experience with HEC-RAS or other hydraulic modeling software. How have you applied it in previous projects?