$120K - 180K a year
Lead flood drainage infrastructure projects from planning through construction, manage multidisciplinary teams, serve as primary client contact, and contribute to strategic growth.
Bachelor's or Master's in Civil/Environmental Engineering, PE license in Texas, 10-15 years flood drainage engineering experience, proficiency in modeling tools, and strong client/team leadership skills.
A nationally recognized civil engineering firm is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead its flood drainage practice in Houston. This is a high-impact role for an experienced professional who thrives at the intersection of technical delivery, client engagement, and team leadership. Key Responsibilities • Manage the delivery of flood drainage and stormwater infrastructure projects from planning through construction • Oversee hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, drainage design, and permitting for public and private sector clients • Lead multidisciplinary teams, ensuring quality, budget, and schedule adherence • Serve as the primary client contact, building long-term relationships and identifying new opportunities • Mentor junior staff and contribute to technical standards and best practices • Collaborate with firm leadership on strategic growth initiatives and market positioning Qualifications • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering • Professional Engineer (PE) license in Texas required • Minimum 10-15 years of experience in flood drainage or water resources engineering • Proven track record of managing complex infrastructure projects and leading teams • Strong communication skills and experience working with municipal and regional clients • Proficiency in HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, Civil 3D, and related modeling tools What We Offer • National platform with local autonomy and decision-making • Hybrid work flexibility and optional 9/80 schedule • Competitive compensation, ESOP, and comprehensive benefits • A collaborative, technically driven culture that values mentorship and long-term growth • Projects that directly enhance flood resilience and public safety
This job posting was last updated on 10/8/2025