Location: all cities,CA, USA
Woodard & Curran is a national engineering, science, and operations firm with a simple vision for clean water, a safe environment, healthy communities, and happy people. As an employee-owned company, we strive to cultivate diverse teams and encourage collaboration in an equitable and inclusive culture. We seek talented individuals from all backgrounds to help us address a broad range of water and environmental issues. We prioritize our people, offering opportunities for professional growth, ownership, and flexibility. Thats how we make a difference to our clients, people, and the planet.
We have opportunities in California and Florida for a Recycled Water Technical Manager interested in developing innovative solutions to challenging water-related projects and managing successful project teams. Our growing backlog of recycled water work creates an opportunity to be involved in a variety of tasks that contribute to the development of solutions in California and Florida, where much of the groundbreaking work on recycled water is happening. The successful candidate will be a motivated, growth-oriented professional with the ability to lead multi-discipline project teams from the concept, planning, final design, construction, start-up, and operations phases of facilities. You will have staff to mentor and clients to build relationships with. Not only will you have engineers to support you, but our integrated environmental planning, permitting, funding, operations, and SCADA teams will help you deliver a better product. And you will be an active participant in our delivery system improvement programs.
Location: Must reside in California
What will you need to succeed?
Essential Duties
What You Will Need To Succeed:
$125,000 - 190,000 a year
This positions anticipated pay range is provided below; final exempt salary or non-exempt hourly pay will depend on experience level and considering a % based geographic differential based on where the final candidate will be working. Geographic differentials recognize and reflect cost of labor differences between geographic markets.