Principal Hydraulic Modelling Engineer

You will be working closely with the engineering teams on wastewater and drainage studies, from feasibility through to detailed design stages. Supervising Graduate Engineers on various wastewater network modelling projects in line with client requirements and reviewing/checking of their work. Setting the technical direction for modelling studies while liaising with lead business. Resolving technical modelling issues on projects and supporting the development of junior modelling staff. Liaising with lead business and other team members to produce good design solutions as per best design practices. Working in collaboration with other design disciplines to ensure the integrity of the overall design. Building a profile in the industry and keeping up-to-date with innovations and developments. Your key responsibilities will include working with InfoWorks ICM SE and InfoWorks CS Modelling Package, as well as MapInfo. Experience with InfoWorks ICM 2D, ArcGIS, and InfoNet is desirable. You should hold a B.E in Civil Engineering and MS/ M.Tech in Water Resources / Environmental Engineering from a recognized University and be a Chartered Engineer. Experience in working with model build, verification, and solution development using InfoWorks ICM SE and InfoWorks CS is required. You should also have sound technical knowledge and experience in wastewater network model updates using manhole, CCTV, and flow surveys. Significant experience with MapInfo GIS package is essential. Experience with flood alleviation schemes and integrated ID / 2D modelling are desirable. Experience with SUDS, sewer rehabilitation, InfoNet, and water quality modelling are also desirable. Resource management/line management experience, project management of modelling projects, and programming scopes of work will be a plus. Familiarity with international codes, standards, and practices related to the UK water industry is required. You should be a strong, self-motivated, and assertive person capable of working under pressure. Good communication and writing skills, along with well-developed interpersonal skills, and the ability to work in a team are seen as essential attributes.,