Engineering Representative III

Engineering Representative III 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; schedule may vary

You'll coordinate developer projects for City Utilities, review plans and petitions, and help guide the Development Services team. You'll work with developers, property owners, engineers, and City staff to move projects forward and address utility needs.

• →Review sanitary sewer, stormwater, and water plans for compliance; set up project files, prepare comments and approval letters, and help resolve complex project questions.
• →Coordinate developer contracts, project complaints, petitions, utility research, and communications with developers and property owners.
• →Help evaluate system capacity, project costs, and funding options; prepare reports and presentations for City boards, Council, and public meetings.
• →Support utility standards, specifications, policies, MS4 initiatives, and the organization and digitization of project records.
• →Coordinate daily workflow, assign tasks, and train Engineering Representatives I and II and other staff.

Oversee the team's daily workflow, assign tasks, and train team members and other staff.

• At least an associate degree in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Technology, or an approved equivalent. Relevant experience may substitute for education requirements.
• A bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Technology, Urban Planning, Business Administration, or an approved equivalent is preferred.
• Successful completion of the Engineering Representative II training program and at least one year of satisfactory post-training experience, or two years of relevant engineering experience is desired.
• Strong communication, organization, and presentation skills, with the ability to build effective working relationships with developers, contractors, engineers, staff, and the public.

• Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365, including Word, Excel, and Outlook.
• Ability to work with systems such as Accela, ArcMap/GIS, Application Xtender, Laredo, CIS, and PMIS.
• Ability to read and interpret technical procedures, plans, maps, easements, regulations, and governmental standards.
• Notary Public certification, or ability to obtain it within 18 months of employment.
• Valid Indiana driver's license if using a City vehicle.
• Spanish or Burmese language skills are preferred.