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A. Morton Thomas and Associates, Inc., (AMT) an employee-owned consultant engineering firm, Engineering News Record Top 500 firm and a Zweig White Hot Firm, provides multidisciplinary services including engineering, environmental, landscape architecture, surveying and construction administration and inspection. AMT is growing and is seeking a highly motivated Water Resources Project Manager to lead water resources design a projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. The ideal candidate should understand hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology, permitting, and the design implementation process necessary to take small and large projects from concept through construction. The Water Resources Project Manager will manage AMT engineers and scientists, interface directly with clients and be responsible for task and budget management. This position will involve field and office work primarily in Maryland and Virginia, evaluating existing conditions, conducting functional assessments, developing restoration design solutions, preparing construction documents, obtaining permits, and overseeing environmental construction. This is an excellent opportunity to work on challenging projects, develop your career, and seek advancement as a water resources engineer. We offer competitive compensation & benefits, flexible work arrangements, and a potential relocation allowance for the right candidate.
Salary estimate
$89,000 – $121,000/yr
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Skills for this role
GOProject ManagementCommunicationLeadership
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