Water Resources Engineer - Entry Level - WR0014

As an Entry Level Water Resources Engineer at Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, your responsibilities include analyzing and designing drainage engineering projects, contributing to stormwater quality projects, and assisting in client interactions. You'll also help with technical analysis, report writing, and use engineering design software to produce vital project documents.

To qualify for the Entry Level Water Resources Engineer position at Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, candidates must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on water resources. While 0-4 years of experience is preferred, having an internship in water resources can be an excellent addition to your application.

For the Entry Level Water Resources Engineer role at Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, familiarity with AutoCAD Civil3D and/or MicroStation is preferred. Additionally, experience with hydrologic and hydraulic modeling software, as well as GIS knowledge, would be advantageous in this role.

The salary range for the Entry Level Water Resources Engineer position at Felsburg Holt & Ullevig is between $73,000 and $90,000 annually. This range considers various factors such as skills, qualifications, and experience of the candidates.

At Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, Entry Level Water Resources Engineers receive a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage, generous vacation and sick leave, 401(k) matching, professional development opportunities, and the possibility of flexible work schedules.

When answering this question for the Entry Level Water Resources Engineer role, focus on a specific project you've worked on during your studies or an internship. Discuss your contributions, the challenges faced, and how you utilized hydrology or hydraulics in the project's success.

Highlight your systematic approach in addressing a new drainage engineering project, including initial research, data collection, hydrologic analysis, collaborating with team members, and software tools you'll use. Emphasize teamwork and creativity in solutions.

Discuss your familiarity with AutoCAD Civil3D, including specific tasks you’ve accomplished such as drafting plans or conducting analyses. If applicable, share tailored experiences from coursework or internships where you demonstrated proficiency.

When asked about best practices for stormwater management, explain principles like green infrastructure, sustainable practices, and regulatory compliance. Illustrate with examples of how these practices have mitigated flooding or improved water quality.

Share your meticulous approach to data collection, emphasizing planning, organization, and verification methods for your data. Highlight experiences during your education or internships that showcase your attention to detail and rigorous analysis.

Demonstrate your teamwork skills by describing a specific instance where you faced a challenge while working on a team project. Discuss how you communicated effectively, resolved conflicts, and the outcome of the situation.

Share personal stories or experiences that sparked your interest in water resources engineering. Discuss your passion for sustainable practices and your desire to make a positive impact on the environment and communities through engineering.

Discuss any experience you have with GIS tools by detailing a project where you used GIS for mapping, analysis, or data presentation. Highlight what you learned and how it contributed to the project's success.

When discussing floodplain modeling, explain key concepts and tools used in the modeling process. You can also describe experiences or projects that involved floodplain studies and the significance of accurate modeling.

Express your commitment to professional growth by mentioning specific sources you rely on for staying current, such as industry webinars, conferences, journals, or technical societies relevant to water resources engineering.