At Jacobs, we are helping our clients innovate and grow by designing, engineering, and executing the construction of their projects that are shaping our world. This effort includes our support as Jackson, MS recovers and restores their water treatment and distribution system to provide for a sustainable utility in addition to supporting our growth throughout central Mississippi. To aid in our effort, we are looking for an experienced, collaborative, and organized Water Project Manager/Engineer who will help lead teams to guide and support the delivery of our projects to serve our clients, to be community-focused as we partner with our clients and stakeholder to implement projects, and to achieve our project financial and quality goals. You will work with the program/project delivery team and plant operations team to meet our client project expectations and work to ensure that Jacobs is the consultant-of-choice. You will be able to leverage your people management skills to optimize your team’s performance and consistently deliver high-quality technical solutions for our clients. Bringing your project management experience, communication skills, and technical expertise, we will provide you with exciting and challenging opportunities to help you grow professionally over the remainder of your career.

Here’s What You Will Be Doing:

• Play a leadership role in project delivery. This typically includes project development and execution of contract, oversight of other consultants and contractors, communicating with our clients and stakeholders to develop acceptable solution, and mentoring and training of project engineers/technicians.

• Support of the client service and sales team win new work through development to solutions and leveraging existing and developing new client relationships.

• Lead and manage teams through all phases of project planning, execution, and closeout consistent with established project delivery processes to meet the scope, schedule, budget, and other specified requirements stated in the contract.

• Demonstrate leadership by example with integrity and candor and in support of Jacobs Culture of Caring work environment.

• Bachelor of Science in Civil/Environmental/Chemical Engineering or related engineering field.

• 10+ years of experience managing water or wastewater infrastructure projects.

• Demonstrated progressive experience in one or more of the following areas: water, operations and maintenance consulting, regulatory programs, or related services.

• Understanding of project delivery tools and metrics and a proven history leading project delivery teams to successfully meet client expectations.

• Attributes that include excellent oral and written communications, self-motivation, collaborative work practices, strong data analysis and technical problem solving, and a strong organizational approach.

• Project management, staff management, and business development experience.

Ideally, you will Also Have:

• Ability to work with technical leads to understand and translate regulatory requirements into processes and then implement those processes.

• Ability to engage directly with client and stakeholders to build trust and work with individuals to implement program/project objectives.

• 15+ years of progressive experience in water regulatory programs or infrastructure design.

• Mississippi Professional Engineering license or the ability to obtain a professional engineering license.

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