Cairo, Egypt

Description

Experience Needed: 5 to 10 years
Career Level: Experienced (Mid-level to Manager)
Education Level: Master's Degree
Salary: Depending on profile
Job Categories: Engineering - Construction/Civil/Architecture


Requirements

Education
  • BSc in Civil, Water Resources, or Environmental Engineering is required
  • MSc in Hydrology, Hydraulics, Water Resources, or Flood Risk Management is strongly preferred
Experience
  • 5 to 10 years in hydraulics, hydrology, or water resources engineering within a consulting firm
  • Hands-on modelling experience that can be demonstrated and assessed technically
  • Experience on projects in Egypt, Africa, or MENA preferred
  • Exposure to donor-funded projects (World Bank, UNICEF, AfDB) and their reporting standards is a plus
Technical Skills
  • Hydrological modelling: HEC-HMS, SWAT, or equivalent
  • Hydraulic modelling: HEC-RAS (1D/2D), SWMM, WaterGEMS, EPANET
  • Stormwater, sewer, and water distribution network modelling and design
  • Flood modelling and flood hazard mapping
  • Engineering drawing production: AutoCAD — required
  • GIS: QGIS or ArcGIS — required
  • Technical report writing in English to a publishable standard — required
Profile
  • Owns work end-to-end without requiring micromanagement
  • Equally comfortable at the model, the drawing board, and the blank page
  • Motivated by technically demanding, development-focused water projects

Bonuses

Depending on profile

Benefits

Depending on profile

Responsibilities

  • You will lead the technical hydraulic and hydrological work across a mixed portfolio of infrastructure design, feasibility studies, and donor-funded programs. Working directly with the Technical Director, you own the modelling, design, and technical writing from raw data to the final deliverable.
  • Your core work will cover hydrological modelling for catchment analysis, rainfall-runoff, flood frequency, and water balance studies; hydraulic modelling of rivers, open channels, and urban drainage systems; 1D/2D flood modelling and flood hazard mapping; water distribution and drinking water network design and analysis; stormwater and sewer network modelling for urban drainage and master planning; and detailed engineering design for water supply schemes, drainage works, flood protection, and water harvesting infrastructure.
  • You will produce engineering drawings, write technical reports and design notes to a professional standard, and contribute to feasibility studies and EIA technical inputs on water-related components.
  • Beyond delivery, you will play an active role in business development leading the technical methodology, work plan, and experience sections of proposals and tenders, and supporting the continuous development of the firm's credentials library.