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Company Overview McCormick Taylor, Inc. is a full-service professional services consulting firm providing creative design, planning, and environmental solutions to the challenges of everyday life. Since 1946, we've focused on our relationships with people-our employees, our clients, and the communities we serve.

Our company culture matters because our people matter. We strive to create pathways for career advancement that suit the individual. We embrace the cultural shift toward a greater work-life balance.

Position Summary McCormick Taylor has an immediate opening for a Water Resources Manager to join our growing Water Resources Department based out of Raleigh, NC or Charlotte, NC. Projects range from drainage improvements and flood studies to storm drain design, stormwater BMP and retrofit design to hydraulic design of bridge and culvert crossings as well as stream restoration. The ideal candidate will thrive in a collaborative team environment.

We are seeking an individual who can handle multiple projects, meet deadlines and work well in a hybrid remote office environment. Strong written, interpersonal and oral communication skills, attention to detail and ability to organize is required.Responsibilities Perform hydrology and hydraulics engineering, stormwater management (PCSM), erosion and sediment control design, NPDES Permitting and MS4 support Manages and supervises complex stormwater management/roadway drainage design work driven by current regulatory requirements Designs storm drains, culverts and structures Performs floodplain studies, watershed analysis, PCSM design, erosion & sediment control Provides MS4 permitting and stream restoration design support Collaborates with transportation design team, environmental staff and regulatory agencies to support the permitting process for various projects Manages staff and workload Coordinates with senior management Contributes to marketing activities, client relationship management and proposal writing Perform QA/QC of work for technical accuracy Management of contracts and client relationships Qualifications 10+ years Water Resource Engineering experience BS degree in Water Resources engineering, civil engineering, or biological systems engineering Licensed Professional Engineer DOT Stormwater design and permitting experience preferred Proficient in Microsoft Office 365 Suite Must be proficient in WinTR-55/TR-20, HEC-RAS, PondPack and Erosion & Sediment Control design Work experience using Storm CAD, AutoCAD and/or Microstation Inroads Storm and Sanitary, SWM modeling, HEC-HMS and/or 2D Modeling experience is a plus GIS, NPDES Phase I and II, General Permit and Program is a plus Strong communications and technical writing skills We value your interest in our organization. At McCormick Taylor, our people are our greatest asset

If you join us, we hope for the opportunity to grow and succeed together. We offer an unparalleled, comprehensive benefits package-including no-deductible medical plans, free vision and dental plans, programs to enhance work-life balance, and flexible and hybrid work schedules. McCormick Taylor is an Equal Opportunity Employer that strongly supports and celebrates the unique backgrounds of all of our employees and our applicants.

Our commitment to inclusion spans age, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, and physical and mental ability. Our focus is on building a culture that promotes, supports, and values the diverse backgrounds and voices of our employees so that everyone feels welcome and can succeed. We strive to build a diverse workforce that is representative of the communities we serve.Responsibilities Perform hydrology and hydraulics engineering, stormwater management (PCSM), erosion and sediment control design, NPDES Permitting and MS4 support Manages and supervises complex stormwater management/roadway drainage design work driven by current regulatory requirements Designs storm drains, culverts and structures Performs floodplain studies, watershed analysis, PCSM design, erosion & sediment control Provides MS4 permitting and stream restoration design support Collaborates with transportation design team, environmental staff and regulatory agencies to support the permitting process for various projects Manages staff and workload Coordinates with senior management Contributes to marketing activities, client relationship management and proposal writing Perform QA/QC of work for technical accuracy Management of contracts and client relationships Qualifications 10+ years Water Resource Engineering experience BS degree in Water Resources engineering, civil engineering, or biological systems engineering Licensed Professional Engineer DOT Stormwater design and permitting experience preferred Proficient in Microsoft Office 365 Suite Must be proficient in WinTR-55/TR-20, HEC-RAS, PondPack and Erosion & Sediment Control design Work experience using Storm CAD, AutoCAD and/or Microstation Inroads Storm and Sanitary, SWM modeling, HEC-HMS and/or 2D Modeling experience is a plus GIS, NPDES Phase I and II, General Permit and Program is a plus Strong communications and technical writing skills We value your interest in our organization

At McCormick Taylor, our people are our greatest asset. If you join us, we hope for the opportunity to grow and succeed together. We offer an unparalleled, comprehensive benefits package-including no-deductible medical plans, free vision and dental plans, programs to enhance work-life balance, and flexible and hybrid work schedules.

McCormick Taylor is an Equal Opportunity Employer that strongly supports and celebrates the unique backgrounds of all of our employees and our applicants. Our commitment to inclusion spans age, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, nationality, religion, and physical and mental ability. Our focus is on building a culture that promotes, supports, and values the diverse backgrounds and voices of our employees so that everyone feels welcome and can succeed.

We strive to build a diverse workforce that is representative of the communities we serve.