Principal Wastewater Modeller
hace 9 horas
Chesterfield
Overview As Principal Wastewater Modeller, you will lead the development and validation of wastewater network models and guide multi-disciplinary teams across UK and Ireland. You’ll work within the Water Team to deliver flood alleviation, pollution reduction and resilient infrastructure while collaborating with public and private sector partners. Your expertise will shape industry practices and support strategic planning for sustainable water projects. This role offers impact across projects and flexible hybrid working, with a clear path for professional growth. Pay / Benefitsflexible hybrid working modelcareer development opportunitiesAECOM Universityvolunteering dayscompetitive salary and benefitswork-life balance ResponsibilitiesLead the development, calibration and verification of wastewater network models (e.g., InfoWorks ICM or similar platforms).Provide technical oversight and quality assurance across multiple projects, guiding wider project teams.Undertake and oversee hydrology-related tasks to inform wastewater modelling studies.Deliver assignments spanning hydraulics and related disciplines within defined project terms.Analyse complex datasets and modelling outputs, producing high-quality technical reports and client deliverables.Monitor data to assess upstream impacts on wastewater systems and ensure regulatory compliance.Act as technical lead on major frameworks and modelling programmes supporting strategic planning and network resilience initiatives.Mentor junior team members and contribute to bids and business development activities.]keyrequirements:["Degree (BEng/MEng or MSc) in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, or related discipline","Extensive experience in wastewater network modelling in consultancy or water utility environments","Strong proficiency in InfoWorks ICM (or equivalent) modelling software","Solid understanding of UK water industry regulations, AMP cycles, and wastewater planning frameworks","Proven ability to lead projects and provide technical direction","Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills","Chartered status (CEng) or working towards chartership is desirable"],desiredsoftskills=["clear communication","stakeholder management","collaboration","autonomy","problem-solving"]desiredtechnicalskills=["InfoWorks ICM","wastewater network modelling","hydrology understanding","regulatory compliance","data analysis"]majorprojectsorinitiativesmentioned=["Flood Risk Assessments","Drainage Strategies","Outline Business Cases","hydraulic models"]organizationalgoalsorthemes="blue-green infrastructure and nature-based solutions"keywordsorphrasestoecho=["blue-green infrastructure","wastewater modelling","stakeholder management","regulatory compliance","hybrid work"]benefitshighlights=["flexible hybrid working model","career development opportunities","AECOM University","volunteering days","competitive salary and benefits","work-life balance"]externaltools=["InfoWorks ICM"]toneandpersonalitycues="collaborative and innovative"opportunitiesforconnection=["sustainable water infrastructure","cross-functional collaboration","data-driven decision making"]rankedskills={"topskill":"Wastewater network modelling","secondskill":"Project leadership/technical direction","ranking_rationale":"The role centers on leading modelling work and guiding project teams; both technical excellence in modelling and the ability to lead projects are repeatedly emphasized as essential." Key requirementsDegree (BEng/MEng or MSc) in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, or related disciplineExtensive experience in wastewater network modelling within a consultancy or water utility environmentStrong proficiency in industry-standard modelling software (e.g., InfoWorks ICM)Strong understanding of UK water industry regulations, AMP cycles, and wastewater planning frameworksProven ability to lead projects and provide technical directionExcellent communication and stakeholder management skillsChartered status (CEng) or working towards chartership is desirablecommunicationstakeholder managementcollaborationInfoWorks ICMwastewater network modellinghydrology understanding