Summary from listing
The Utilities Engineer reviews and approves developer water, reclaimed water, and wastewater plans for technical accuracy, constructability, hydraulic performance, regulatory compliance, and system continuity. The role coordinates with engineers, developers, consultants, internal departments, and agencies such as NCDEQ, NCDOT, EPA, and USACE; prepares technical documentation and reports; supports capital improvement projects; and conducts site visits at treatment plants, pump stations, and construction sites. It requires a bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering and three years of municipal engineering, public works, or utility infrastructure experience, with a $84,255–$122,000 hiring range and a $6,000 sign-on bonus for qualified candidates.
