Flux Resources is seeking a Senior Engineer for one of our clients in Happy Valley, Oregon. This is a contract to hire opportunity with the goal for this candidate to be their long term. The pay rate for this role is in the $140,000-$150,000 range.
Licensure, Certification and Education Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering plus 8 or more years’ experience in the design and construction of public infrastructure
Licensed professional engineer in Oregon (or able to obtain registration through reciprocity within six months of hire).
Working knowledge of public construction contracting, bidding and project management
Familiarity with codes, regulations and standards related to public drinking water systems
Valid Oregon Driver’s license and clean driving record
About our Client: Our client is a public drinking water utility serving the fastest growing community in Oregon. They’re focused on meeting the future drinking water needs for the area through an innovative 20-year capital improvement program. They’re looking for a Senior Engineer to join their team and lead that effort through planning, design, procurement and construction. This is an exciting opportunity for an individual who is passionate about water and wants to contribute to the success of essential public infrastructure projects.
Position Overview: The Senior Engineer will lead our capital improvement program that includes the design and construction of a series of major transmission, storage, and pumping projects, along with a variety of replacement and resiliency projects. This is also a great opportunity to work in a collaborative professional environment, train and mentor staff, and be a part of a growing and dynamic public organization.
Desired Qualifications: The ideal candidate will bring a solid background in civil engineering, a thorough understanding of public water systems, and the ability to oversee multiple projects simultaneously. The role requires strong project management skills, technical expertise, and a commitment to delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions for the organization and the community we serve. Candidates with supervisory experience and knowledge of public construction contracting, bidding, and project management are a plus.
Essential Functions:
Assist in capital project planning and delivery for public drinking water systems
Conduct asset management and emergency resiliency planning
Scheduling and delivery of renewal and replacements projects
Prepare and review design and bid documents for procurement of construction services
Participates in preparing RFPs and hiring of consultants and contractors
Oversee the processing of development applications and approve design of new infrastructure
Manage consulting and construction services related to capital project delivery
Prepare project related reports, spreadsheets, databases, and technical materials
Assists with programmatic budgeting and staff supervision
Able to lead work groups and responsible for team outcomes
Model superior customer service and professionally represent organization in public
Successfully pass a drug/alcohol screening and background check