PROJECT MANAGER – CIVIL

McMillen, Inc. is looking for a Project Manager – Civil to join our team. We believe Project Managers, with a strong technical background will best serve our clients. That is why the ideal candidate is a trained Seller-Doer who is a registered Professional Engineer (PE) with 14+ years of water resources experience. The PM will work in a variety of water-related projects in fields including but not limited to: fisheries, fish passage, hydropower, dams, flood control, pump stations, water treatment, storm water, surface water management planning, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from an accredited University
• Master’s degree preferred
• 14+ years of experience in civil, and/or hydraulic engineering
• 7+ years of experience as a Project Manager preferred
• PE Required; NCEES registration preferred
• Demonstrated experience with water resource infrastructure including fishery related projects, hydropower, dams, water conveyance, storm water networks, heavy grading, water treatment, spillways, and pump stations
• Experience with civil design software
• Knowledge of codes and standards related to civil design
• Strong communication, technical and analytical skills

• Develop, manage, and maintain client relationships.
• Identify project opportunities, actively pursue opportunities, and prepare proposals.
• Effectively manage multi-discipline teams to deliver a wide range of water resources projects and tasks.
• Manage projects by establishing project deliverables, developing the project team, manage changes to project scope, establish communication plans, and monitor and control project work.
• Evaluate and manage planning, design and construction support services for fisheries, fish passage, hydropower, dams, flood control, pump stations, water treatment, storm water, surface water management and other heavy civil projects.
• Collection and analysis of field data, as-built plans and engineering reports to establish existing conditions and identify critical areas for design criteria.