Civil Engineer - Land Development

Loudoun Water, a public water and sewer utility located in Ashburn, Virginia, has an opening for a Civil Engineer in the Land Development department. The Civil Engineer will represent Loudoun Water through engagements with external and internal stakeholders; interact with developers, landowners, engineers, consultants, contractors, and the general public; work on a variety of development projects involving various aspects of planning, design, construction, operations and maintenance of public water, wastewater, and reclaimed water systems and infrastructure. The Civil Engineer will be responsible for guiding his / her assigned projects throughout the entitlement, permitting, design, construction, and approval development stages.

Essential functions include :

Providing engineering review of the design of Developer initiated residential, commercial, multi-family and industrial projects

Reviewing County referrals and coordinating information within Loudoun Water

Working with inspections and field staff to resolve construction related issues

Ensuring construction design plans meet all required Loudoun Water standards, specifications, design guidelines, and meets all regulatory requirements

Analyzing engineering design and calculations

Reviewing construction costs, bonds, material submittals, deeds and easements, construction-related agreements

Interacting with the public to address questions and provide information regarding Loudoun Water’s system and processes

Providing the public with flow information and coordinating flow tests necessary for fire flow requests

We are looking for a self-starter with a strong ability to multi-task, an eye for quality, and with excellent technical and communication skills. We offer competitive salaries, a stable work environment, work-life balance, and excellent employee benefits. Eligible for hybrid work schedule after 90 day probation period.

Requirements : Position requires BS degree in Civil Engineering or engineering related field. Relevant work experience may be considered in lieu of a degree. Experience in land development, project management, design, and / or construction of water and wastewater projects is highly desired. Registration as an Engineer-in-Training is also desirable but not required.