Project Engineer (Long Duration Storage Program) (24-month term)

at  WaterNSW

Ready to make a splash in your career? WaterNSW is seeking an experienced Project Engineer - Long Duration Storage Program (Full-Time, 24-month Max Term) to join our team.
This is an opportunity to work with an essential organisation creating a more sustainable future for the state.
This role offers the flexibility to work around life, your contribution will be valued, and you’ll be supported to build a rewarding career.
Our perks and Benefits:

At WaterNSW, we believe that our employees should be as well taken care of as our rivers, dams, and pipelines, that’s why we offer a load of benefits.

• Flexible working
• Work a 9-day fortnight at Full pay on the Enterprise agreement
• Up to 16 weeks paid parental leave
• Fertility leave
• Yearly corporate wear allowance
• Professional development and educational assistance
• Salary Range starting from $131,851 base + super
• And so much more!

What you’ll do:

• Lead the development and implementation of technical/engineering solutions on behalf of the project manager
• Managing the identification of solution options and selection of preferred or recommended options to meet project needs, including assessment of associated capital and operational costs and ensuring that key stakeholders are involved in decision-making
• Overseeing the project design process ensuring all relevant engineering specifications and standards are met, and appropriate inspection and test planning is in place
• Manage specific elements of the project allocated by the project manager to achieve time, cost and quality objectives. This includes the management of scope and risk.
• Assurance: Provide oversight and assurance of design processes during development of options, concept and detailed design and ensure relevant WaterNSW specific engineering specifications, standards and management systems are met

• Lead the development and implementation of technical/engineering solutions on behalf of the project manager
• Managing the identification of solution options and selection of preferred or recommended options to meet project needs, including assessment of associated capital and operational costs and ensuring that key stakeholders are involved in decision-making
• Overseeing the project design process ensuring all relevant engineering specifications and standards are met, and appropriate inspection and test planning is in place
• Manage specific elements of the project allocated by the project manager to achieve time, cost and quality objectives. This includes the management of scope and risk.
• Assurance: Provide oversight and assurance of design processes during development of options, concept and detailed design and ensure relevant WaterNSW specific engineering specifications, standards and management systems are me