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Hydrology & Hydraulics (H&H) Engineer - Drainage Design Mid-Level H&H Engineer (5-10 Years) Position Summary One of our clients is seeking a Hydrology & Hydraulics (H&H) Engineer with 5-10 years of focused H&H experience to support drainage and stormwater projects under the leadership of a senior H&H engineering team. This is a specialized H&H role , not a general civil engineering position. The ideal candidate should have spent the majority of their career performing drainage design, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, and stormwater analysis. Key Responsibilities Perform drainage planning, design, and profile development.
Prepare drainage and stormwater calculations.
Develop and calibrate H&H models using: HEC-RAS
HEC-HMS
Civil 3D
XP-SWMM (or similar)
Prepare drainage reports, technical memoranda, and design documentation.
Support permitting efforts and agency coordination.
Work closely with the H&H Lead on project delivery.
Required Qualifications 5-10 years of dedicated Hydrology & Hydraulics (H&H) experience.
Strong hands-on experience in: Drainage Design
Stormwater Management
Hydraulic & Hydrologic Modeling
Proficiency with: HEC-RAS
HEC-HMS
Civil 3D
XP-SWMM or similar software
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related field.
Ability to independently perform H&H modeling, drainage calculations, and technical design work.
Preferred Qualifications
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Municipal, County, or DOT drainage experience.
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Experience with floodplain studies, detention pond design, culvert analysis, and storm sewer systems.
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Experience using multiple H&H modeling platforms.
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EIT or PE preferred but not required. Relevant H&H experience is the priority.
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Additional Screening Notes This role requires candidates whose primary experience is Hydrology & Hydraulics .
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General Civil Engineers with only occasional drainage exposure will not be considered.
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Candidates should be able to clearly discuss H&H projects, drainage modeling, and stormwater design in detail.
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Open to candidates outside Houston who are willing to relocate.
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