McMillen
Overview
Design a career and build your future... Because it matters! Lead Project Manager McMillen, Inc. is seeking a Lead Project Manager with a strong technical background to help deliver exceptional service to our clients. The ideal candidate is a proven Seller-Doer and a licensed California Professional Engineer (PE) with 15+ years of experience in water resources. A strong foundation in civil engineering, hydrology, environmental science, and project management is essential, along with an understanding of the ecological, regulatory, and safety aspects of dam removal. We are focusing on integrated water resources managementimplementing watershed-based approaches to reconnecting rivers and ecological processes. The ideal candidate will be adept at managing multi-disciplinary teams on complex, multi-stakeholder projects both large and small, with experience in fish passage, dam and barrier removal, river and floodplain reconnection, and habitat restoration projects." Responsibilities Develop, manage, and maintain client relationships. Identify project opportunities, actively pursue opportunities, and prepare proposals. Manage projects by establishing deliverables, developing the project team, managing changes to scope, establishing communications plans, and monitoring and controlling project work. Collect and analyze field data, as-built plans and engineering reports to establish existing conditions and identify critical areas for design criteria. Lead the planning, design, and implementation of fish passage, dam removal, and river and floodplain restoration projects from inception through completion. Collaborate with civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers, geomorphologists, environmental scientists, hydrologists, and other subject matter experts to develop and evaluate alternatives and impacts of ecosystem restoration, river and floodplain restoration, and dam removal. Develop instream flow and site assessments, hydraulic modeling, and geotechnical evaluations to inform removal strategies. Conduct environmental impact studies and risk assessments to determine potential ecological consequences of dam removal. Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, CWA, and ESA. Provide engineering analysis for dam removal, including geotechnical investigations, topobathymetric surveys, structural stability analyses, and hydraulic and sediment transport models. Design and optimize engineering solutions to ensure safe and effective removal while minimizing disruption to surrounding environments. Work with McMillen's Design Technology Team to develop engineering plan sets across design milestones, including Issued for Construction. Work with multidisciplinary engineering project teams to develop construction specifications across design milestones, including Issued for Construction. Manage the scheduling, budgeting, and coordination of all project phases. Supervise the preparation of project reports, grant proposals, and other documentation for stakeholders. Ensure that all ecosystem restoration and dam removal activities comply with safety standards and best practices. Conduct risk assessments and implement safety protocols to protect personnel, wildlife, and the public. Engage with local communities, government agencies, tribal stakeholders, and non-profit organizations to promote dam removal projects and gain public support. Prepare and deliver presentations to stakeholders, explaining the benefits of ecosystem restoration and dam removal as well as adaptive management, connecting people and nature. Oversee post-removal monitoring of water quality, fish populations, and other ecological indicators to assess the success of restoration efforts. Adjust removal strategies as necessary based on monitoring data and post-removal findings. Promotes and represents the firm in high-profile meetings and conferences to strengthen industry relationships, research and development, and publications. Lead discussions, meetings, and workshops on projects. Actively manage the firms risks in developing deliverables and work products. Participates in implementing strategic initiatives. Take on the role of project manager for medium to large-sized programs/projects. Demonstrates the ability to blend resources and talent to build a project team serving North America and the global river connectivity movement.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. A master's degree is preferred. California Professional Engineer (PE) license in Environmental or Civil Engineering. Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer (D.WRE) is a plus. Minimum of 15 years of experience in environmental engineering, civil engineering, or a related field, with specific experience in dam removal or water resources management. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary teams and large-scale environmental restoration projects. Experienced leader responsible for technical and/or project management aspects of projects. Strong understanding of water resources, infrastructure design, hydrological and hydraulic systems, river ecology, aquatic resources restoration, terrestrial and stream restoration, and sediment management. Understanding of environmental modeling software and engineering design tools (e.g., AutoCAD, HEC-RAS, GIS). Knowledge of federal and state environmental regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, ESA, and Clean Water Act compliance. Excellent problem-solving, communication, and project management skills. Ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders, including regulatory agencies, contractors, and the public. Strong communication, technical and analytical skills. Travel to project sites may be required. Occasional fieldwork in challenging environments and adverse weather conditions. Flexible work schedule with both office and remote work options.
Compensation Package
Pay Range:
$161,000 - 200,554 (DOE) Benefits:
McMillen provides a full Benefits Program comprising medical, dental, vision, life, disability, FSA, EAP, 401(k) and match, 9 paid holidays, generous PTO, opportunity for stock ownership, and wellness reimbursement.
About McMillen
McMillen, Inc. designs and builds solutions that shape the future of water resources. As an employee-owned firm, we take pride in every project. We seek problem solvers, innovators, and experts who are always striving to be better. We support continuous learning, cutting-edge technology, and a balanced work-life environment. EEO
McMillen, Inc. is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer and will make all employment related decisions without race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. Visa sponsorship, including renewal during employment, will not be provided for this position. No recruiters, please. Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Design a career and build your future... Because it matters! Lead Project Manager McMillen, Inc. is seeking a Lead Project Manager with a strong technical background to help deliver exceptional service to our clients. The ideal candidate is a proven Seller-Doer and a licensed California Professional Engineer (PE) with 15+ years of experience in water resources. A strong foundation in civil engineering, hydrology, environmental science, and project management is essential, along with an understanding of the ecological, regulatory, and safety aspects of dam removal. We are focusing on integrated water resources managementimplementing watershed-based approaches to reconnecting rivers and ecological processes. The ideal candidate will be adept at managing multi-disciplinary teams on complex, multi-stakeholder projects both large and small, with experience in fish passage, dam and barrier removal, river and floodplain reconnection, and habitat restoration projects." Responsibilities Develop, manage, and maintain client relationships. Identify project opportunities, actively pursue opportunities, and prepare proposals. Manage projects by establishing deliverables, developing the project team, managing changes to scope, establishing communications plans, and monitoring and controlling project work. Collect and analyze field data, as-built plans and engineering reports to establish existing conditions and identify critical areas for design criteria. Lead the planning, design, and implementation of fish passage, dam removal, and river and floodplain restoration projects from inception through completion. Collaborate with civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineers, geomorphologists, environmental scientists, hydrologists, and other subject matter experts to develop and evaluate alternatives and impacts of ecosystem restoration, river and floodplain restoration, and dam removal. Develop instream flow and site assessments, hydraulic modeling, and geotechnical evaluations to inform removal strategies. Conduct environmental impact studies and risk assessments to determine potential ecological consequences of dam removal. Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, CWA, and ESA. Provide engineering analysis for dam removal, including geotechnical investigations, topobathymetric surveys, structural stability analyses, and hydraulic and sediment transport models. Design and optimize engineering solutions to ensure safe and effective removal while minimizing disruption to surrounding environments. Work with McMillen's Design Technology Team to develop engineering plan sets across design milestones, including Issued for Construction. Work with multidisciplinary engineering project teams to develop construction specifications across design milestones, including Issued for Construction. Manage the scheduling, budgeting, and coordination of all project phases. Supervise the preparation of project reports, grant proposals, and other documentation for stakeholders. Ensure that all ecosystem restoration and dam removal activities comply with safety standards and best practices. Conduct risk assessments and implement safety protocols to protect personnel, wildlife, and the public. Engage with local communities, government agencies, tribal stakeholders, and non-profit organizations to promote dam removal projects and gain public support. Prepare and deliver presentations to stakeholders, explaining the benefits of ecosystem restoration and dam removal as well as adaptive management, connecting people and nature. Oversee post-removal monitoring of water quality, fish populations, and other ecological indicators to assess the success of restoration efforts. Adjust removal strategies as necessary based on monitoring data and post-removal findings. Promotes and represents the firm in high-profile meetings and conferences to strengthen industry relationships, research and development, and publications. Lead discussions, meetings, and workshops on projects. Actively manage the firms risks in developing deliverables and work products. Participates in implementing strategic initiatives. Take on the role of project manager for medium to large-sized programs/projects. Demonstrates the ability to blend resources and talent to build a project team serving North America and the global river connectivity movement.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. A master's degree is preferred. California Professional Engineer (PE) license in Environmental or Civil Engineering. Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer (D.WRE) is a plus. Minimum of 15 years of experience in environmental engineering, civil engineering, or a related field, with specific experience in dam removal or water resources management. Proven experience managing multidisciplinary teams and large-scale environmental restoration projects. Experienced leader responsible for technical and/or project management aspects of projects. Strong understanding of water resources, infrastructure design, hydrological and hydraulic systems, river ecology, aquatic resources restoration, terrestrial and stream restoration, and sediment management. Understanding of environmental modeling software and engineering design tools (e.g., AutoCAD, HEC-RAS, GIS). Knowledge of federal and state environmental regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, ESA, and Clean Water Act compliance. Excellent problem-solving, communication, and project management skills. Ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders, including regulatory agencies, contractors, and the public. Strong communication, technical and analytical skills. Travel to project sites may be required. Occasional fieldwork in challenging environments and adverse weather conditions. Flexible work schedule with both office and remote work options.
Compensation Package
Pay Range:
$161,000 - 200,554 (DOE) Benefits:
McMillen provides a full Benefits Program comprising medical, dental, vision, life, disability, FSA, EAP, 401(k) and match, 9 paid holidays, generous PTO, opportunity for stock ownership, and wellness reimbursement.
About McMillen
McMillen, Inc. designs and builds solutions that shape the future of water resources. As an employee-owned firm, we take pride in every project. We seek problem solvers, innovators, and experts who are always striving to be better. We support continuous learning, cutting-edge technology, and a balanced work-life environment. EEO
McMillen, Inc. is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer and will make all employment related decisions without race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status. Visa sponsorship, including renewal during employment, will not be provided for this position. No recruiters, please. Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans. #J-18808-Ljbffr