Due to significant contract awards within our Water business, we are expanding our Water Infrastructure team across Australia and have a rare opportunity for a Lead Process Engineer to join the team based in either our Sydney or Newcastle office.

By joining our team, you’ll be immersed in a strong, long-term pipeline of work, handling complex, large-scale and iconic projects across Australia & New Zealand.

How you’ll make a difference:

• Develop and implement innovative process engineering strategies and solutions for wastewater treatment projects.

• Provide guidance on technical challenges and solutions, including advanced process technologies and sustainability practices.

• Build and maintain strong relationships with clients by understanding their challenges and delivering tailored solutions.

• Mentor and develop junior engineers and technical staff, fostering a culture of innovation and continuous learning.

About You

The following qualifications and experience are highly desired, but if you don’t tick all the boxes you could still be a perfect fit for this role. Please apply, all applications will be considered.

The qualities that help you thrive:

• Relevant tertiary degree (essential) 

• Experience in the wastewater treatment industry at technical leadership level

• Strong knowledge of wastewater treatment processes, technologies and environmental regulations in Australia and New Zealand

• Proficiency in process engineering, data analysis and strong analytical/problem-solving skills.

• Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships with clients and project partners.

Why you’ll love working with us

• Flexible work arrangements, including alternative start/finish times, part-time, job-sharing and hybrid work options

• Purchase up to 6 weeks additional annual leave per year         

• Volunteer and representation leave

• Flex public holidays – swap Easter or other holidays for ones that suit you better

Ready to push the limits of what’s possible?