Project Manager – Urban Hydraulics

• Contribute to drinking water, wastewater and stormwater studies
• Lead drinking water and wastewater master plans
• Conduct diagnostic studies and propose capital works programs
• Conduct tariff studies
• Produce GIS maps, including network plans, construction plans and flood-prone areas
• Conduct asset management studies for networks and infrastructure
• Provide technical assistance to the project owner for assignments related to the urban water cycle
• Plan the team’s workload
• Supervise deliverables, project progress and financial performance
• Contribute to tender responses and pre-sales activities
• Participate in client meetings and lead workshops
• Ensure regular contractual and accounting follow-up for projects
• Participate in the agency’s field projects under the responsibility of the Agency Director

Requirements

• Degree in civil engineering or water engineering, ideally from ENGEES, ENSE3, ENSEEIHT or ENSIP
• At least 5 years’ experience in water engineering
• Proven expertise in urban hydraulics
• Strong knowledge of public procurement
• Comfortable leading and coordinating teams
• Ability to solve technical challenges
• All positions are open to candidates with disabilities

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in water engineering with a focus on urban hydraulics, project management, and asset management. Capable of leading teams, conducting technical studies, and producing GIS maps for effective infrastructure planning.

Highest-signal resume keywords

• Degree In Civil Engineering
• Urban Hydraulics Expertise
• Water Engineering Experience
• Public Procurement Knowledge
• Team Leadership

Hard Skills

• Drinking Water Master Plans
• Wastewater Master Plans
• Diagnostic Studies
• Capital Works Programs
• Tariff Studies
• GIS Mapping
• Asset Management Studies
• Urban Water Cycle Technical Assistance

Soft Skills

• Problem Solving
• Team Coordination
• Client Engagement

Industry Keywords

• Drinking Water
• Wastewater
• Stormwater
• Public Procurement
• Field Projects