Engineer (0116) (Hybrid)
$50460.8/y-$79494.1/y
3 days ago
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HybridFull-timeMid
Summary
Southwest Florida Water Management District is seeking an Engineer (0116) to join their team in Tampa, FL. The role involves conducting technical and administrative engineering work related to storm water permitting.
About the Role
As an Engineer within the Environmental Resource Permit Bureau, you will evaluate ERP applications, review permit-related documents, generate correspondence regarding permit deficiencies, and answer questions related to permitting and compliance. You will also participate in public meetings, monitor construction activities, and coordinate with regulatory agencies. This hybrid position allows for remote work while requiring periodic on-site meetings.
About You
Required:
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
- Valid driver's license.
Preferred:
- 2+ years of experience in engineering for Engineer 2 position.
- 4+ years of experience and PE certification for Engineer 3 position.
- 5+ years of experience and PE certification for Engineer 4 position.
Benefits
- Florida Retirement System (FRS) District Total Contribution 13.63%
- 9 paid holidays (+ 1 floating holiday)
- Generous vacation and sick leave
- Paid Parental Leave
- Medical and dental insurance (91-97% District paid)
- Vision insurance
- Deferred compensation Program
- Basic and voluntary life and AD&D insurance
- Long-term disability (District Paid)
- Prescription drug coverage & mail order program
- Health savings & flexible spending accounts
- Flexible schedule for Work-life balance
- Legal and Identity Theft protection
- Wellness program
- Tuition reimbursement ($5,250/year)
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Southwest Florida Water Management District
The District is responsible for managing and protecting the water resources and related environmental systems. To protect natural systems that sustain ground water, there must be limitations on how much water can be withdrawn. This is accomplished through planning, permitting and regulation. Local and regional governments, agricultural and other users come to the District to request water use permits. In addition to protection through regulation, the District technically and financially assists regional water supply authorities and local governments in developing new water sources.
Tampa, FL