Process Engineer Water Treatment Lead

SolveNow, Inc.

Remote· senior

If you want to move from coursework into real infrastructure work, this is the kind of role that builds your engineering foundation fast. You'll own entire project cycles—from initial planning through final bid documents—working on systems that serve actual communities.

Your day-to-day includes leading drinking water process evaluations, designing treatment systems (coagulation, filtration, membrane, disinfection), selecting equipment, coordinating with vendors and regional offices, and reviewing other engineers' work. You'll produce piping diagrams, specifications, 3D models, and support construction phases. This is hands-on design work that connects classroom theory to real-world infrastructure.

You need a bachelor's degree in civil, environmental, chemical, or mechanical engineering. If you've done internships, coursework in water systems, or capstone projects touching treatment design, that helps. Portfolio work showing design thinking matters more than years on the job.

To apply, submit your resume and portfolio through CareerJumpShip. SolveNow offers remote work, so location isn't a barrier—you'll work from anywhere in the US.

About this role

The Process Engineer will be responsible for leading projects from conceptual planning to bid ready documents. This may include facility and equipment layouts, design calculations, equipment vendor coordination, management and coordination of support discipline activities, and coordination with regional offices and regulatory agencies as well as performing quality reviews of other teams designs. This position will be responsible for leading a wide array of design tasks related to water facilities, such as: Lead drinking water process evaluations, selections, and implementation Lead detail design of drinking water treatment processes including: Conventional treatment processes such as coagulation, flocculation, and sedimentation basins Conventional and advanced filtration Membrane systems Conventional and advanced disinfection systems Pump selection and pump station design Chemical storage and feed system design Piping and instrumentation drawing production Specification and contract document preparation Support of construction projects Oversee the development of construction drawings, and 3D models Requirements: Bachelors degree incivil, environmental, chemical, mechanical, or biosystems/biological engineering. (Master's preferred) 5+ years of direct design experience with municipal water plants. Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) Originally posted on Himalayas

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