Project Manager – Water & Wastewater

Tighe & Bond

. Manage execution of projects from initial concept through construction completion .

Posted 9/15/2026full-timeTroy • New York • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $108,858 - $142,876 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing water and wastewater infrastructure projects, including project execution, regulatory compliance, and technical leadership. Proficient in project management, client communication, and multidisciplinary team supervision.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Project Management ExperienceProfessional Engineer LicensureWater And Wastewater System DesignTechnical LeadershipRegulatory Compliance

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Hard Skills

Project ExecutionConstruction Document PreparationHydraulic ModelingAsset Management PlanningPermit Application PreparationCost EstimationDesign Challenge ResolutionBudget ManagementSchedule ManagementWater Infrastructure Design

Soft Skills

Leadership AbilityEffective CommunicationMentorshipClient Relationship ManagementProblem Solving

Tools & Technologies

RevitHydraulic Modeling SoftwareProject Management SoftwareConstruction Management ToolsAsset Management Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer LicensureAdditional State Licensure

Industry Keywords

Water And Wastewater IndustryRegulatory RequirementsFunding OpportunitiesPermitting ProcessesConsulting Engineering

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Manage execution of projects from initial concept through construction completion
Ensure adherence to technical, regulatory, and funding requirements
Act as primary client contact
Guide clients through funding options, permitting, and project execution
Supervise multidisciplinary teams and provide technical leadership, mentorship, and oversight
Prepare and oversee construction documents, including permit applications, drawings, specifications, opinions of cost, and reports
Maintain high-quality standards
Attend meetings with clients, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders
Address project needs and resolve design challenges
Manage project budgets and schedules
Identify and pursue new project opportunities
Contribute to proposals, interviews, and business development efforts
Plan, design, and administer construction of drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects
Support capital improvement planning, hydraulic modeling, asset management programs, and wastewater management studies

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field
Considerable consulting engineering experience with increasing responsibility in the water and wastewater industry
Licensure as a Professional Engineer
Demonstrated project management experience
Strong technical skills
Strong leadership ability with a passion for managing and mentoring others
Clear, concise, and effective written and verbal communication skills
Familiarity with New England and New York wastewater regulations, permitting processes, and funding opportunities (preferred)
Understanding of Revit use on multidisciplinary water and wastewater infrastructure projects (preferred)
Experience in water and wastewater system design, including treatment plants, pump stations, conveyance systems, and asset management planning (preferred)
Enthusiasm for learning and a self-motivated approach to professional growth (preferred)
Additional licensure in multiple states to support diverse project needs (preferred)

Benefits

Comp & perks

Annual Bonus
Profit Sharing
Employee Stock Ownership Plan
Best in Class Medical Insurance
Dental & Vision Insurance
Wellness Rewards and Reimbursements
Tuition Reimbursement
Qualified Student Loan Paydown Contributions
Reimbursements for Licensure/ Certification Preparation and Fees
Hybrid Work Environment
Pet Insurance and Adoption Assistance
Professional development through internal training, conference attendance, and professional memberships
Mentorship from more experienced staff
Flexible, inclusive culture
Employee events such as annual Lobsterfest
Community involvement through the Make a Difference program