328 results
328 results
Vice President, Water
Offices
Plano, TX
Categories
Water/Wastewater
Vice President, Water
Duties and Responsibilities

Strategic & Market Leadership

  • Define and implement the strategic plan for the Water sector, including market expansion, service-line growth, and revenue targets.
  • Monitor regulatory requirements (EPA, state environmental agencies, FEMA, etc.), emerging technologies, and funding mechanisms to inform growth strategies.
  • Identify and cultivate opportunities in municipal utilities, water districts, flood control authorities, and regional water agencies.

Operational & Financial Management

  • Lead financial management of the Water sector, including P&L oversight, budgeting, forecasting, and risk management.
  • Ensure efficient operations and high-quality project execution across water resources, wastewater, stormwater, and treatment design teams.
  • Implement and promote consistent processes, quality systems, and safety practices.

 

Business Development & Client Management

  • Drive business development initiatives, including proposal leadership, capture planning, and positioning for major water infrastructure programs.
  • Maintain and expand relationships with public utilities, water districts, municipalities, and regulatory agencies.
  • Represent Westwood in water-related industry associations and forums.

Team Leadership & Development

  • Lead a team of project managers, technical specialists, and discipline leads across water-focused engineering fields.
  • Support recruitment, training, mentorship, performance management, and staff retention.
  • Promote a culture of innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence within the Water practice.

 

Collaboration & Enterprise Alignment

  • Collaborate with Transportation, Energy, Land Development, and Corporate Services to leverage synergies and pursue integrated opportunities.
  • Ensure compliance with engineering licensure requirements, quality standards, and internal governance
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Vice President, Transportation
Offices
Plano, TX
Categories
Transportation
Vice President, Transportation
Duties and Responsibilities

Strategic & Market Leadership

  • Develop and execute transportation business strategies aligned with the broader Public Infrastructure Division.
  • Identify emerging markets, funding opportunities, and regulatory trends impacting transportation programs.
  • Expand service offerings and geographic reach in collaboration with Division and Corporate leadership.

 

Operational & Financial Management

  • Manage P&L for the Transportation sector, including budgeting, forecasting, and financial performance.
  • Oversee project delivery to ensure quality, risk mitigation, and adherence to scope, schedule, and budget.
  • Implement operational best practices, workflow efficiencies, and resource optimization across teams.

 

Business Development & Client Management

  • Lead major pursuit strategies, proposal development, and capture planning for key transportation clients.
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with DOTs, municipalities, counties, and federal agencies.
  • Represent Westwood at industry conferences, technical committees, and public-sector forums


Team Leadership & Development

  • Lead and mentor a team of project managers, discipline leads, and technical professionals across transportation engineering disciplines.
  • Support recruitment, retention, skills development, and succession planning for the transportation team.
  • Foster a culture of innovation, accountability, safety, and continuous improvement.

 

Collaboration & Enterprise Alignment

  • Coordinate with other Westwood divisions (Land, Power, Renewables, Program Management, and Corporate Services) to pursue cross-market opportunities.
  • Ensure compliance with licensure, engineering standards, quality management systems, and corporate policies.
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Geotechnical Staff Engineer
Offices
Denver, CO
Categories
Geotechnical Engineering
Geotechnical Staff Engineer
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Participate in geotechnical site investigations, assignment and assessment of geotechnical laboratory tests, preparation of investigation reports, and application of site data to analyses and design.
  • Interpret and analyze geotechnical data to establish type, classification and engineering characteristics of materials. Complete or assist with geotechnical engineering analyses including, but not limited to, seepage, slope stability, bearing capacity, rotational stiffness, liquefaction, and settlement analyses.
  • Keep management advised of work status, workload, problems and progress as related to work assignments.
  • Participate in preparation of proposals, bid documents and capital cost estimates, construction drawings and design reports.
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GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Offices
Denver, CO
Categories
GIS
GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
  • Create customized client-facing Operations Dashboards and configurable web applications to allow for real-time project monitoring.
  • Participate in field assignments such as geotechnical investigations, pile load testing, culvert inventories, road condition studies, and site visits. Expect to be travelling on field assignments on average up to 50% of the time (i.e., 1-2 weeks per month). Field assignments are approximately 1 to 2 weeks in length. Food and lodging allowances will be provided.
  • Perform field data entry and post-processing when in the office to support analysis and report development.
  • Lead fieldwork preparation, including preparing safety plans and field maps, coordinating utility clearances, planning travel, and coordinating project requirements with subcontractors and client representatives.
  • Clearly communicate with management regarding project status, workload, problems and progress as related to work assignments.
  • Utilize advanced GPS equipment to locate and map objects and utilities in the field.
  • Provide independent data interpretation while effectively maintaining data documentation.
  • Create and modify GIS datasets; manage and maintain legacy GIS datasets; develop and implement GIS-based analyses supporting civil engineering, electrical engineering, and survey projects.
  • Produce technically skilled and detailed solutions to include preparing clear, complete, and accurate representations of spatial data using hardcopy and/or electronic media.
  • Core responsibility includes processing data and graphics requests from project team members and anticipating information needs and presentation format as part of engineering and survey workflows.
  • You will work on energy projects, such as transmission, solar and wind, and land projects, such as residential and commercial development, to compile available information for project proposals.
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
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GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Offices
Madison, WI
Categories
GIS
GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
  • Create customized client-facing Operations Dashboards and configurable web applications to allow for real-time project monitoring.
  • Participate in field assignments such as geotechnical investigations, pile load testing, culvert inventories, road condition studies, and site visits. Expect to be travelling on field assignments on average up to 50% of the time (i.e., 1-2 weeks per month). Field assignments are approximately 1 to 2 weeks in length. Food and lodging allowances will be provided.
  • Perform field data entry and post-processing when in the office to support analysis and report development.
  • Lead fieldwork preparation, including preparing safety plans and field maps, coordinating utility clearances, planning travel, and coordinating project requirements with subcontractors and client representatives.
  • Clearly communicate with management regarding project status, workload, problems and progress as related to work assignments.
  • Utilize advanced GPS equipment to locate and map objects and utilities in the field.
  • Provide independent data interpretation while effectively maintaining data documentation.
  • Create and modify GIS datasets; manage and maintain legacy GIS datasets; develop and implement GIS-based analyses supporting civil engineering, electrical engineering, and survey projects.
  • Produce technically skilled and detailed solutions to include preparing clear, complete, and accurate representations of spatial data using hardcopy and/or electronic media.
  • Core responsibility includes processing data and graphics requests from project team members and anticipating information needs and presentation format as part of engineering and survey workflows.
  • You will work on energy projects, such as transmission, solar and wind, and land projects, such as residential and commercial development, to compile available information for project proposals.
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
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GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Offices
Minneapolis, MN
Categories
GIS
GIS Specialist / Field Technician
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
  • Create customized client-facing Operations Dashboards and configurable web applications to allow for real-time project monitoring.
  • Participate in field assignments such as geotechnical investigations, pile load testing, culvert inventories, road condition studies, and site visits. Expect to be travelling on field assignments on average up to 50% of the time (i.e., 1-2 weeks per month). Field assignments are approximately 1 to 2 weeks in length. Food and lodging allowances will be provided.
  • Perform field data entry and post-processing when in the office to support analysis and report development.
  • Lead fieldwork preparation, including preparing safety plans and field maps, coordinating utility clearances, planning travel, and coordinating project requirements with subcontractors and client representatives.
  • Clearly communicate with management regarding project status, workload, problems and progress as related to work assignments.
  • Utilize advanced GPS equipment to locate and map objects and utilities in the field.
  • Provide independent data interpretation while effectively maintaining data documentation.
  • Create and modify GIS datasets; manage and maintain legacy GIS datasets; develop and implement GIS-based analyses supporting civil engineering, electrical engineering, and survey projects.
  • Produce technically skilled and detailed solutions to include preparing clear, complete, and accurate representations of spatial data using hardcopy and/or electronic media.
  • Core responsibility includes processing data and graphics requests from project team members and anticipating information needs and presentation format as part of engineering and survey workflows.
  • You will work on energy projects, such as transmission, solar and wind, and land projects, such as residential and commercial development, to compile available information for project proposals.
  • Develop and maintain geospatial data on desktop and mobile applications. Ensure data meets appropriate data accuracy and content standards for quality assurance and quality control.
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Civil Project Engineer - Land Development
Offices
Richmond, VA
Categories
Civil Engineering
Civil Project Engineer - Land Development
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Executes land development civil engineering projects efficiently (meets schedules and budgets)
  • Supports land development civil teams to produce civil plan sets.
  • Effectively manages internal support teams (survey, traffic, hydrology and hydraulics, etc.) – able to communicate/manage technical details as well as schedules and budgets.
  • Implements QA/QC program and ensures compliance within project team.
  • Works with City/County staff for approval of project plans.
  • Able to manage multiple projects simultaneously and allocate resources through differing project stages.
  • Administers the construction services portions of projects including RFI response, site meetings with contractors, etc.
  • Effectively leads up to five (5) assigned technical personnel including:
    • Assigns and oversees project assignments;
    • Reviews work for accuracy and completeness;
    • Trains staff in civil engeering design and CAD/Civil3D;
    • Recommends compensation adjustments and/or promotions.

The compensation for this position is competitive and will be determined based on the candidate's experience, skills, and qualification. Additionally, this is bonus-eligible position, offering further potential for financial recognition based on performance and company success. 

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Project Manager - Land Development
Offices
Las Vegas, NV
Categories
Civil Engineering
Project Manager - Land Development
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Manages land development civil engineering projects efficiently (meets schedules and budgets)
  • Leads land development civil teams to produce civil plan sets.
  • Coordinates with Owner/Architect and outside team members to execute projects.
  • Effectively manages internal support teams (survey, traffic, hydrology and hydraulics, etc.) – able to communicate/manage technical details as well as schedules and budgets.
  • Implements QA/QC program and ensures compliance within project team.
  • Works with City/County staff for approval of project plans.
  • Able to manage multiple projects simultaneously and allocate resources through differing project stages.
  • Administers the construction services portions of projects including RFI response, site meetings with contractors, etc.
  • Effectively manages up to five (5) assigned technical personnel including:
    • Assigns and oversees project assignments;
    • Reviews work for accuracy and completeness;
    • Trains staff and promotes professional development;
    • Maintains job satisfaction and morale;
    • Assists with performance evaluations; and
    • Recommends compensation adjustments and/or promotions.

The compensation for this position is competitive and will be determined based on the candidate's experience, skills, and qualification. Additionally, this is bonus-eligible position, offering further potential for financial recognition based on performance and company success. 

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Substation Engineer - Physical
Offices
Madison, WI
Categories
Substation
Substation Engineer - Physical
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Performs all aspects of design for high voltage (4kV – 230kV) and EHV (above 230kV) substation projects to include:
    • Development of
      • General Arrangements
      • Plan Views and Elevation Views
      • Grounding Plans
      • Cable Trough/Conduit Plans
      • Specifications for Major Primary Equipment (transformers, breakers, switches, etc.)
      • Documentation for Design Calculations
      • Bill of Materials
      • Construction Documentation (Sequence and RFP)
    • Studies
      • Grounding
      • Lightning
      • AC and DC calculations for Station Service and Battery System Sizing.
      • Bus Fault Stress Analysis
    • Technical Support
      • Procurement
      • Construction
    • Active Coordination
      • Ability to work seamlessly with Physical Designer to develop required drawings.
      • Ability to coordinate efforts with other various external and internal project team members, with familiarity in identifying when coordination is needed with certain design disciplines such as transmission line engineers, distribution line engineers, civil engineers, geotechnical engineers, and surveyors.
    • Other Expectations
      • Keenly focused on the production of high-quality work and supports continuous improvement efforts.
      • Enjoys working in a fast-paced environment on multiple projects.
      • Responsible for assisting with identifying key client interests and drivers and may determine the key clients in some instances.
      • Communicates client interests and drivers to project team members and develop approaches to accommodate these concerns in the performance of the work.
      • Serves as a technical specialist for system protection and communication and has knowledge and skillset to provide consultation and guidance to project teams.
      • Remove any impediments that are obstructing the engineering team from achieving its goals.
      • Works to advise Management about how to maximize ROI for the team.
      • Attending all client technical review meetings.
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Substation Engineer - Physical
Offices
Charlotte, NC
Categories
Substation
Substation Engineer - Physical
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Performs all aspects of design for high voltage (4kV – 230kV) and EHV (above 230kV) substation projects to include:
    • Development of
      • General Arrangements
      • Plan Views and Elevation Views
      • Grounding Plans
      • Cable Trough/Conduit Plans
      • Specifications for Major Primary Equipment (transformers, breakers, switches, etc.)
      • Documentation for Design Calculations
      • Bill of Materials
      • Construction Documentation (Sequence and RFP)
    • Studies
      • Grounding
      • Lightning
      • AC and DC calculations for Station Service and Battery System Sizing.
      • Bus Fault Stress Analysis
    • Technical Support
      • Procurement
      • Construction
    • Active Coordination
      • Ability to work seamlessly with Physical Designer to develop required drawings.
      • Ability to coordinate efforts with other various external and internal project team members, with familiarity in identifying when coordination is needed with certain design disciplines such as transmission line engineers, distribution line engineers, civil engineers, geotechnical engineers, and surveyors.
    • Other Expectations
      • Keenly focused on the production of high-quality work and supports continuous improvement efforts.
      • Enjoys working in a fast-paced environment on multiple projects.
      • Responsible for assisting with identifying key client interests and drivers and may determine the key clients in some instances.
      • Communicates client interests and drivers to project team members and develop approaches to accommodate these concerns in the performance of the work.
      • Serves as a technical specialist for system protection and communication and has knowledge and skillset to provide consultation and guidance to project teams.
      • Remove any impediments that are obstructing the engineering team from achieving its goals.
      • Works to advise Management about how to maximize ROI for the team.
      • Attending all client technical review meetings.
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