AVP, Process Mechanical and Pumping Systems Technical Leader

Role Overview

Responsibilities

• Lead water, wastewater, and stormwater pumping facility projects as a technical lead.
• Lead water and wastewater process mechanical projects.
• Direct multidisciplinary teams from conception through commissioning.
• Improve process mechanical and pumping station standards, guides, tools, quality procedures, and engineering practices.
• Provide technical oversight and quality review of studies, reports, design documents, specifications, and cost estimates.
• Review complex pumping system challenges and guide risk mitigation.
• Support design-build and alternative delivery projects with practical engineering solutions.
• Mentor engineers and designers and support professional development.
• Participate in client meetings, workshops, conferences, and presentations supporting strategic growth.
• Evaluate emerging technologies, trends, and best practices in pumping station design and hydraulic systems.
• Support proposals, pursuits, technical approaches, and strategic planning.
• Participate in professional organizations and committees and travel to project sites and offices as required.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
• At least 10 years of related experience, or demonstrated equivalency of experience and education.
• Licensed Professional Engineer with ability to obtain licensure in additional jurisdictions through comity or reciprocity.
• Experience leading water and wastewater process mechanical and pumping station projects.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
• Fifteen or more years of experience in water and wastewater pumping station projects.
• Experience serving as Engineer of Record and Technical Reviewer for major municipal pumping station facilities.
• Active participation in Hydraulic Institute committees and standards development initiatives.
• Knowledge of Hydraulic Institute standards, AWWA standards, and municipal pumping facility design criteria.

Additional Conditions

• The position may be hybrid from Manchester, New Hampshire or Chelmsford, Massachusetts, or fully remote.
• Travel to project sites and AECOM offices throughout the East and North America is required as needed.
• Relocation is not available.
• Sponsorship for US employment authorization is not available now or in the future.
• New hires must attend an in-person Day 1 onboarding at an AECOM office location.

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