Senior Principal Civil Engineer - Environmental (PE Certified In State Of Florida)

Primary Responsibilities

• Serve as Engineer of Record for large, complex environmental remediation projects.
  
• Lead remedial design implementation through construction completion.
  
• Provide technical oversight of multidisciplinary engineering and specialty subcontractor teams.
  
• Coordinate with EPA, state regulatory agencies, clients, and project stakeholders.
  
• Review and approve engineering deliverables, work plans, technical specifications, and construction documents.
  
• Support construction activities including demolition, excavation, in-situ remediation, contaminated materials management, groundwater management, and site restoration.
  
• Mentor engineering staff while ensuring technical quality and regulatory compliance throughout project execution.
  

Minimum Qualifications

• Florida Professional Engineer (P.E.) license in good standing. Other SE states a benefit.
  
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering, or related field.
  
• 15+ years of environmental engineering / remediation experience.
  
• Experience serving as Engineer of Record or lead design engineer for complex environmental remediation projects.
  
• Demonstrated experience leading multidisciplinary engineering teams and managing specialty subcontractors or consultants.
  
• Strong experience with environmental construction, remedial design, and construction oversight.
  

Highly Desired Experience
Candidates with demonstrated experience in the following areas are strongly preferred:

• EPA CERCLA Remedial Design (RD) and Remedial Action (RA)
  
• Superfund and National Priorities List (NPL) projects
  
• Large-scale contaminated soil and groundwater remediation
  
• In-Situ Stabilization/Solidification (ISS) or Deep Soil Mixing
  
• Demolition and Environmental Construction
  
• Environmental permitting and regulatory coordination
  
• Preparation of engineering plans, specifications, and construction quality documentation