Title: Mid-Level to Senior-level Restoration EngineerLocation: Bellingham, Tacoma, Seattle, PortlandJob Type: Regular Full-timeWhat's the Opportunity?Anchor QEA is seeking a full-time Mid-Level to Senior-level Engineer to support fish passage and habitat restoration planning, analysis, design, and construction projects throughout the Pacific Northwest. This mid to senior restoration engineer will have 3 to 6 years of experience working on river and stream restoration and/or fish passage projects including providing field assessments, data collection and analysis, hydraulic modeling, fluvial geomorphology, fish passage and restoration design, and construction. An understanding of and experience with fluvial, coastal, and estuarine systems is required. Experience with scour and sediment transport analyses and design of large woody material placement in rivers and streams is strongly desired.Responsibilities:The successful candidate will be responsible for the following:Performing hydrologic, hydraulic, and geomorphic analyses to support habitat restoration and fish passage projects.Managing and participating in the collection of field data; completing complex analyses and calculations independently.Preparing design plans, specifications, and construction cost estimates for restoration projects independently and with oversight.Development and technical review of project work and reports, as well as assisting in the development of proposals and project budgets.Coordination of project tasks and tracking of budgets to support the project manager.Providing technical mentorship and guidance to junior staff.Developing construction planning and observation documentation.Providing on-site construction observation and field engineering.Required Qualifications:Candidates are required to have the following:B.S. degree in civil, hydraulic, or ecological engineering.3 to 6 years of experience working on river and stream restoration and/or fish passage projects.EIT license or the ability to obtain such licensure within six months of hire date.Proficiency in hydrologic analysis for rivers and streams.Proficiency in 1D and 2D hydrodynamic modeling software (HEC-RAS 1D/2D, SRH-2D).Proficiency in technical report writing.Experience with scour and sediment transport analyses and design in rivers and streamsExperience in ArcGIS and AutoCAD platforms and Microsoft Excel software.Ability to excel in a fast paced, detail and client service-oriented team environment and have proven ability to work across disciplines internally and externally.Willingness to travel seasonally for field work and construction projects.Strong written and verbal communications skills.Ability to work well in diverse multi-disciplinary project teams.Commitment to equity and inclusion.What Are We Looking For?Ideal candidates will have the following:M.S. degree in stream restoration, ecological, or hydraulic engineering.PE license in the state of Washington or the ability to obtain such licensure within two years of hire date.Construction observation and field engineering experience.Large wood placement and engineered log jam design experience.Topographic or bathymetric field surveying experience.Experience supporting project task and budget management.Experience supporting proposal efforts along with scope and budget estimating.Knowledge of or experience with the WSDOT fish passage program.Knowledge of Washington State's environmental planning and regulatory environment and fisheries biology of the Pacific Northwest.What Can You Expect?A collaborative work environment where we encourage everyone to bring their authentic self. We offer competitive compensation and benefits which are detailed below.Who Are We?Anchor