Senior Project Manager – Wastewater

Tighe & Bond

. Plan, design, and administer construction of wastewater infrastructure, including treatment plants, pump stations, and conveyance systems .

Posted 9/15/2026full-timePortland • Maine • United StatesSenior💰 $147,142 - $193,124 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in wastewater infrastructure project management, including treatment plants, pump stations, and conveyance systems, while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and effective client relationship management. Proven ability to lead teams, mentor staff, and engage in business development through proposals and presentations.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Professional Engineer LicensureWastewater System DesignProject ManagementClient Relationship ManagementRegulatory Compliance

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Hard Skills

Civil EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringProject Lifecycle ManagementRisk Identification and ManagementQuality Control ReviewsAsset Management PlanningRevit UseBudget ManagementSchedule CoordinationProposal Development

Soft Skills

LeadershipTeam BuildingMentoringProblem-SolvingCommunication

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer LicensureMaster’s Degree (Preferred)

Industry Keywords

Wastewater InfrastructureRFP ResponseNew England Wastewater RegulationsPermitting ProcessesFunding Opportunities

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Plan, design, and administer construction of wastewater infrastructure, including treatment plants, pump stations, and conveyance systems
Serve as a primary client contact and manage relationships with private, state, and local government clients
Lead business development efforts, including responding to RFPs and developing proposals and presentations
Shape project approaches, scopes, and fees, including risk identification and management
Oversee the entire project lifecycle while adhering to budgets, schedules, and regulatory requirements
Provide technical leadership and conduct quality control reviews
Mentor project managers and junior staff
Identify and pursue new project opportunities with new and existing clients
Engage in industry organizations through committee leadership, conference presentations, publications, and professional involvement

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field
Substantial experience in consulting engineering within the wastewater industry, with increasing responsibility
Licensure as a Professional Engineer
Proven experience in successful project management, including leading teams, managing budgets and schedules, and coordinating with clients and regulatory agencies
Strong written and verbal communication and presentation skills
Leadership ability with a passion for team building, mentoring, and developing staff
Self-motivated and eager to learn, with a proactive approach to problem-solving
Preferred: Master’s degree in a relevant field
Preferred: Familiarity with New England and New York wastewater regulations, permitting processes, and funding opportunities
Preferred: Understanding of Revit use on multidisciplinary wastewater infrastructure projects
Preferred: Experience in wastewater system design, including treatment plants, pump stations, conveyance systems, and asset management planning
Preferred: Additional licensure in multiple states to support diverse project needs

Benefits

Comp & perks

Annual Bonus, Profit Sharing, and Employee Stock Ownership Plan
Best in Class Medical Insurance
Dental & Vision Insurance
Wellness Rewards and Reimbursements
Tuition Reimbursement and 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