Senior Engineer / Project Manager

About the Role

You own complex water systems from first client contact through final acceptance, guiding pump stations and large pipelines from concept to construction with authority and clarity. You will coordinate cross-functional teams on stormwater and lift stations, ensuring that study insights shape resilient designs that satisfy strict agency expectations and community standards. Your decisions will balance technical precision, schedule discipline, and community impact while advancing Stanley's presence in water markets and reinforcing the firm's reputation for excellence. You will leverage your experience to navigate evolving regulations and stakeholder needs, turning challenges into opportunities for innovative infrastructure solutions. Your leadership will ensure that every project phase is executed with integrity, foresight, and a commitment to long-term system performance. You will mentor emerging talent, embedding quality checks and safety protocols into daily routines so that every deliverable reflects Stanley's People First approach. Through proactive communication and strategic planning, you will strengthen Stanley's market position in water infrastructure and contribute to sustainable, connected communities.

Key Facts

What You Will Do

You will orchestrate intake sessions to clarify objectives for pipeline and pump station initiatives, ensuring that stakeholder expectations are captured with precision and care. You will design workflows that align study findings with construction realities, creating practical pathways for utility upgrades and large pipe routes that minimize risk and maximize efficiency. You will coordinate reviews where design calculations, field conditions, and regulatory feedback converge, synthesizing inputs into actionable revisions that keep projects on track and compliant. You will ship deliverables that meet agency milestones while maintaining documentation integrity for audits and future work, supporting transparency and accountability at every stage. You will partner with clients and regulators to resolve conflicts, confirm compliance, and keep project momentum steady, even when timelines or requirements shift unexpectedly. You will evaluate pump station performance data to refine operational parameters and long-term maintenance strategies, optimizing system reliability and lifecycle value. You will guide junior staff through technical challenges, ensuring quality checks and safety protocols remain integral to each phase and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. You will champion tools that visualize system behavior, helping teams anticipate risks and communicate tradeoffs clearly to diverse audiences, from engineers to community leaders. You will manage project schedules and resources with discipline, tracking progress against plans and adjusting course as needed to uphold commitments and deliver on time. You will apply rigorous analytical methods to assess alternatives, evaluate impacts, and recommend solutions that balance cost, performance, and sustainability. You will stay current with water sector trends, integrating new practices and technologies into project approaches where appropriate and beneficial. You will uphold the highest standards of ethics and professionalism, reflecting Stanley's values in every interaction and decision. You will contribute to business development efforts by supporting proposals, presentations, and client discussions that showcase team expertise. You will ensure that all work adheres to project scope, follow requirements meticulously, and advance the firm's reputation for reliable, client-focused service.

Requirements

You must hold active experience with water, wastewater, and stormwater systems spanning pipelines and pumping infrastructure, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of these interconnected components. A demonstrated history managing study, design, and construction activities for pump stations and major pipe networks is essential, with evidence of successful project delivery. You must be fluent in engineering analysis, regulatory standards, and documentation practices governing public agency projects, applying this knowledge consistently and accurately. A valid driver's license and reliable transportation are necessary for project site visits across the region, enabling you to engage effectively with field conditions and stakeholders. You must be able to work independently and collaboratively within a team-based environment, balancing autonomy with strong communication and interpersonal skills. You must be prepared to engage in continuous learning, adapting to new methods, tools, and expectations as projects evolve and client needs change. You must maintain a strong commitment to safety, quality, and professionalism, ensuring that your contributions support the well-being of colleagues, clients, and communities. You must be willing to travel as required by project demands, demonstrating flexibility and readiness to respond to operational needs across Phoenix and surrounding areas.

Nice to Have

None specified.

What you'll do

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Location: Hybrid in Phoenix, AZ

• Hours: Full-Time
• Travel: As required for project site visits
• Visa: Sponsorship may be considered
• Deadline: Refer to Requisition ID 11217 for current timelines