Responsibilities:

• Responsible for analysis of watersheds associated with land development and public works projects

  • Use GIS datasets to ascertain existing site and watershed conditions

  • Watershed analysis will include establishment of existing conditions using best available data to define basin, node, and link characteristics, land use/cover and soils conditions 

  • Watershed analysis might also include obtaining and using publicly available regional watershed models prepared by others and updating parameters based upon more recently available topographic and publicly available regulatory data
     

• Responsible for design of stormwater management systems for private land development and public works projects, including but not limited to subdivisions, commercial/office/institutional sites, roadways, etc.

  • Design responsibilities will include sizing/configuring stormwater management ponds and systems, and their associated outfall structures, adhering to both state and local design criteria, over which the team member would be responsible to gain a mastery

  • Design responsibilities will include modeling the post-developed condition of the watershed with design projects included to demonstrate that they meet design criteria

  • Preparation of Master Stormwater Reports, permit applications, and other documents/information in support of applications for regulatory permits relating to stormwater

  • Preparation of applications to FEMA for Letters of Map Revision (LOMRs) 

  • Preparation of responses to agency requests for additional information during the regulatory permitting process
     

• Responsible to guide technical staff responsible for plan preparation by giving instruction, preparing mark-ups of plans, and offering guidance
   

• Responsible to show leadership in the subject area by staying current with respect to stormwater regulations, status of regional models, and software/technology
   

Requirements:

• BS (Minimum) in Civil or Environmental Engineering (Water Resource emphasis preferred)

• Florida P.E. License, or ability to obtain it by reciprocity or other means within one year or less

• Proficiency in using ESRI GIS

• Working knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D software

• Proficiency in using multiple watershed modeling software packages

• Proficiency in using ICPR (Interconnected Channel and Pond Routing Model) software, or ability to learn it

• Familiarity with one or more storm sewer hydraulics software packages