The State Water Resources Control Board's San Diego Region has an opening for a Water Resource Control Engineer in the Storm Water Management Unit.  The position location is 2375 Northside Drive, Suite 100 San Diego, CA 92108.

Duties:

Under close supervision of a senior level supervisor and consistent with good customer service practices and the goals of the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) Strategic Plan and the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Diego Region (San Diego Water Board) Practical Vision strategy document, the incumbent is expected to be courteous and provide timely responses to internal and external customers, follow through on commitments, and consider both internal and external customer input when performing the full range of professional water quality engineering work related to the water quality programs of the San Diego Water Board. 

The Rice University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering invites applications
for a tenure track assistant professor position in the area of Coastal Resiliency to begin July 2019.
Exceptional candidates at higher ranks also will be considered. We seek candidates with
expertise and interest in interdisciplinary research that contributes to enhancing the resilience of
urban communities and infrastructure systems to the impacts of coastal natural hazards and
climate change. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: (1) urban hydrology, water
resources, urban flood analysis, coastal hydrodynamics, and computational fluid dynamics; (2)
modeling of natural hazards, infrastructure systems, risk and resilience assessment in coastal
settings; and (3) remote sensing in a coastal engineering context. The successful candidate is
expected to establish a rigorous, externally funded research program, to teach core courses and
develop undergraduate and graduate courses within their area of expertise, advise graduate
students, collaborate with other faculty, and be involved in service to the university and the
broader scientific community.

Applicants must have earned a Ph.D. degree in Civil / Coastal / Environmental Engineering or a
related field, demonstrate excellence in research, display distinction (or potential for distinction)
in teaching, and be able to collaborate across disciplines.

Requested materials include a cover letter that summarizes qualifications for this position;
curriculum vitae including academic and professional experience and a list of publications;
statements of research and teaching interests; and the names and contact information of three
(3) references.

To apply, please submit materials in electronic form through the Rice Application Portal via this
link: http://jobs.rice.edu/postings/16586.

Reporting to a project manager, this position fulfills one of the primary roles on a project team that will perform facility planning or program management activities for one or more of the following client types: campus housing, intercollegiate athletics, campus recreation, student unions, arenas, stadiums, campus edge developments, independent and charter schools, or community recreation. Client deliverables for planning services include master planning activities, site analyses, needs assessments, program planning, feasibility studies, financial modeling, and market analyses. Client deliverables for implementation assignments include assisting with cost estimating, construction monitoring, constructability reviews, budget reconciliations, project documentation, permitting, schedule compliance, and commissioning activities.

The project analyst is specifically responsible for data collection and analysis, financial modeling, demand forecasting, market assessments, and other research activities that he/she then uses to write final reports or provide other client deliverables.

Other duties include assisting with project activities, working closely with other members of the project team, schedule management, and client interfacing.