Employment type: full time Overview We are currently seeking a Senior Water Resources Engineer to join our Water Resources team. Our team specializes in watershed studies and the design of stormwater collection systems and culverts. Combining advanced flood mapping and coastal risk assessments with targeted shoreline protection planning, we build resilient solutions to safeguard communities and water environments. This is a new position and can be based at any one our Saint John, Fredericton or Halifax offices. We offer flexible work hours and hybrid work arrangement options to help balance the competing demands of work and personal life. About Dillon Dillon Consulting Limited (Dillon) is a proudly Canadian, 100% employee-owned professional consulting firm specializing in planning, engineering, environmental science, and management. With over 25 offices and more than 1100 employees across Canada, we offer a wide range of services related to building and improving facilities and infrastructure, protecting the environment, and developing communities. At Dillon, we strive to remain at the forefront of technology and innovation and thrive on interdisciplinary collaboration, empowering our people to challenge conventional thinking and build careers focused on creating a lasting impact in our communities. We are committed to ongoing professional development and celebrate the unique perspectives that each team member brings to the table. Employee ownership is available to all Dillon team members, and over 60% of our employees own shares in Dillon. Through employee ownership, we return the financial benefit created by our project work to the very people who created that value. Because we are an employee-owned firm, your voice will be an essential part of our shared success. Responsibilities Technical Project Work and Project Management Provide senior technical input for delivery of water resource management projects for both public and private sector clients. Undertake and lead hydrologic and hydraulic modelling assignments for urban infrastructure systems including the analysis of surface drainage, storm sewer networks, dual drainage systems, bridges and culverts, erosion and scour protection. Conduct hydrologic and hydraulic modelling and analysis tasks utilizing software such as PCSWMM, InfoWorks ICM, Visual OTTHYMO, HEC-RAS, and HEC-HMS. Provide technical input for complex or unique assignments. Support multi-disciplinary projects or programs. Direct, coordinate and supervise water resources related activities of engineering and design groups, both from a technical and functional standpoint. Coordinate with cross-disciplines to identify and incorporate relevant data pertaining to hydrologic and hydraulic parameters, system connectivity, discharge points, project constraints, and implementation considerations. Interpret results of simulations to assess capacity, identify system deficiencies, and evaluate improvement alternatives. Apply monitored and statistical data to models to simulate return-period and continuous scenarios, and to calibrate and validate results. Provide project engineering and technical expertise, calculations, and design input to various stormwater management and drainage systems. Lead conceptual and detailed design of drainage and/or stormwater management infrastructure. Undertake studies, assessments, modeling, preliminary and detailed design, cost estimates, specifications, and input to contract documents. Project components include project planning, technical evaluations, studies, preliminary design, final design, and services during construction. Study evaluations include the analysis of alternatives, methods of implementation, and cost analyses. Fulfill project plans in accordance with established scopes of work, budgets, and schedules to execute high quality projects. Develop new or novel concepts and approaches, and recommend major design changes. Input to the career development of more junior staff, including technical direction, training recommendations, coaching and mentoring. Business Development Contribute to business development activities including leading the preparation of project proposals and presentations. Engagement with our clients to identify potential opportunities and strategic priorities. Learning & Development Commit to self-development and ongoing learning to stay knowledgeable of industry best practices and advancements in drainage design. Contribute to Dillon's corporate profile through active participation in professional associations and committees. Contribute to the career advancement of junior staff, including technical direction, training recommendations, coaching and mentoring. Qualifications Undergraduate degree in civil or environmental engineering or applicable technical degree. Eligible to hold valid a license from the relevant provincial Professional Engineering Association 10+ years’ relevant experience in a consulting environment on water resources engineering projects Valid driver's license. Proficiency with water resources tools, such as Visual OTTHYMO, PCSWMM, and HEC-RAS. 2D modeling capabilities considered an asset. Strong understanding of municipal and provincial drainage design standards. Excellent communication, report writing, and interpersonal skills. Ability to work both independently and in a collaborative team environment. A self-motivated individual looking for advancement opportunities. Excellent initiative and attention to detail. Experience Mandatory experience in a range of water resources related projects, including urban drainage systems, hydrotechnical engineering, and stormwater management. Experience with analysis, infrastructure design and construction administration. Proficiency with the application of PCSWMM (1D & 2D), HEC-RAS/HMS, InfoWorks ICM and related computer models would be considered an asset. Experience in water resources and civil engineering projects in Ontario. Excellent communications, report writing, organization an