True Environmental

Engineer

• Provide hydrology, hydraulics and water resource engineering input and support for environmental baseline, water management, water treatment, permitting, remediation and reclamation projects.
• Support risk analysis related to water resources.
• Prepare and provide senior review of detailed technical reports, drawings, specifications and correspondence.
• Develop hydrological conceptual site models using different software (e.g., HEC-HMS, SWMM, etc.)
• Develop hydraulic modelling and assessment for different water bodies and hydraulic infrastructures (e.g., channels, rivers, etc.) using different relevant software (e.g., HEC-RAS, FLO2D).
• Support development of baseline hydrology programs.
• Develop site specific water balance models for integration into GoldSim water and load balance models.
• Develop climate records using climate change projections.
• Work with multidisciplinary teams (modelers, hydrogeologist, hydrologist, surface water quality specialists, GIS) to delivery complex, technical scopes of work related to water resource engineering.
• Build and maintain client relationships through ongoing communication and understanding of client goals.
• Develop scopes of work and cost estimates to complete tasks associated with hydrology and water resource engineering.
• Mentor intermediate and junior staff in area of hydrotechnical and water resource engineering.
• Travel to potential and existing work sites to interface with on-site staff, vendors, customers, regulatory personnel, and project partners.
• Participate in community engagement and consultation events.
• Monitor and promote system environmental health and worker safety compliance.
• Support other engineering projects as part of the Ensero Engineering Team.
• Manage special projects that support the broad-based needs of a rapidly expanding company.
• All other related duties as required.

Senior Water Resources Engineer

• Plan, coordinate, and manage projects across oil & gas infrastructure.
• Oversee project design modifications, inspections, budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation.
• Develop project scopes, cost estimates, and documentation supporting infrastructure upgrades and remediation efforts.
• Prepare status reports, board packets, and budget summaries for leadership review.
• Lead and manage oil & gas well drilling, workovers, and abandonment programs, including injection wells, monitoring wells, and water‑supply wells.
• Direct produced‑water pond closure projects and water treatment initiatives for agricultural reuse.
• Create and maintain pipeline management plans for new and existing systems.
• Perform data collection, analysis, and reporting to support operational improvements and regulatory compliance.

Engineer II

Proposal Manager

• Lead federal pursuit strategy, including pre-positioning, capture planning, opportunity evaluation, and Go/No-Go decision support.
• Manage end-to-end proposal development for federal opportunities of varying size and complexity, from capture through submission and presentation.
• Establish proposal strategies, themes, and win messaging aligned with solicitation requirements and corporate differentiators.
• Plan and lead proposal activities and reviews, including kickoff meetings, strategy sessions, color reviews, and final production.
• Ensure proposal compliance and quality through solicitation analysis, compliance matrices, reviews, and final submission oversight.
• Coordinate technical teams, proposal staff, and subconsultants to deliver cohesive, single-voice submissions.
• Allocate proposal resources, forecast workload, and mentor proposal coordinators and contributors.
• Participate in client debriefs and lessons-learned activities to continuously improve pursuit and proposal outcomes.
• Lead federal marketing initiatives that support business development, brand visibility, and client engagement within the federal market sector.
• Collaborate with corporate marketing and partner firms to execute coordinated federal marketing, branding, and communication efforts.
• Oversee development and maintenance of federal marketing collateral, including website content, capability statements, presentations, and pursuit-related materials.
• Ensure marketing materials are accurate, compliant, and aligned with corporate brand standards.
• Support opportunity identification and pursuit development through market intelligence and competitor research.
• All other duties as required.

Senior Proposal Manager, Federal Market Sector

Marketing

Manager – Marketing, Federal Market Sector

Project Manager

• Participating with a variety of coastal projects from the proposal stage through planning, design and construction;
• Leading or managing multi-disciplinary project teams, collaborating and working efficiently with engineers, scientists, and managers at all levels, and communicating effectively with clients;
• Conducting studies and analyses related to the planning, permitting, design, and development for new and existing marine projects, both large and small;
• Leading and participating in multi-disciplinary teams to complete environmental impact assessments and implementation of coastal engineering solutions;
• Managing multiple project deadlines, budgets, and scope changes;
• Providing coastal consulting and engineering support during construction;
• Developing and sustaining positive business relationships;
• Offering innovative solutions to clients through business development initiatives;
• Providing technical direction and mentoring to junior staff.

Senior Project Manager – Coastal Permitting

• Complete site investigations to determine the nature and extent of contaminated soil, soil vapor, sediment, groundwater, and other media on a variety of sites, including public (parks, schools/universities, transit-related), residential, industrial. commercial, and private.
• Complete Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
• Participate in all aspects of site investigation and remediation, from preparation of workplans, conducting field work, writing summary reports, and final remedial documents
• Assist with the preparation of technical reports, specifications, and plans; data management and evaluation; and environmental assessment and remediation;
• The candidate will assist with training entry level staff
• Field work will include oversight of subcontractors, including drillers and other laborers during soil boring advancement, monitoring well installation, test pit installation, excavation activities, and remedial construction activities; and sampling various media including soil, groundwater, sediment, soil vapor, and air
• Perform Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments in accordance with ASTM E1527, supervise junior staff, and perform peer reviews of same.
• Prepare summary reports including reviewing laboratory analytical data; interpreting and tabulating data and preparing tables; soil boring logs; figures; and text
• Provide environmental construction field management, such as community air monitoring, soil management, remedial construction oversight, and more

Environmental Engineer, Scientist, Geologist I

• Manage environmental regulatory compliance projects, developing reports, permit applications, and compliance plans.
• Collaborate with other regulatory compliance team members to review and revise written work products.
• Complete field work to gather necessary information to develop inspection reports, permit applications, or compliance plans.
• Coordinate scheduling to meet client’s regulatory compliance deadlines.
• Analyze data, prepare client reports, and upload results into state and federal online reporting systems.
• Review and interpret federal, state, and local regulations to apply to a range of client’s operations, equipment, and circumstances.
• Respond to requests from clients or regulators on data or information provided in communications, reports, etc.