- Esperienza
- 6+ anni
- Stipendio
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- Aperture
- 1
- Pubblicato
- 2 messaggi fa
- Modalità di lavoro
- In ufficio
- Istruzione
- Bachelor of Science / Engineering or another relevant qualification
- Requisiti di ammissibilità
- Professionals with a Bachelor of Science, Engineering or similar qualification, and over six years of relevant experience in hydraulic or water network modelling, are encouraged to apply. Suitable applicants who may require relocation or immigration support can be considered.
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Dove lavorerai
Descrizione del lavoro
About the team
The Water team works across water, wastewater, stormwater, surface water and irrigation, collaborating with clients in municipal, industrial, transport, commercial, mining and agricultural sectors. The broader purpose of the team is to help advance and safeguard Aotearoa New Zealand for future generations, with work that influences everyday life in meaningful ways.
Opportunity
Beca is seeking a Hydraulic Modeller with a focus on wastewater and water supply to join its Water team. This opportunity is available across offices in New Zealand. The role suits someone who is motivated to contribute technical ideas, challenge established approaches and help improve outcomes through modelling work. The work varies day to day and brings new technical problems to solve.
What you will do
- Create, build and fine-tune hydrological and hydraulic models for wastewater and water networks.
- Review and interpret hydraulic, GIS and survey datasets to support modelling work.
- Use GIS tools such as ArcGIS and QGIS as part of analysis and delivery.
- Carry out modelling investigations, master planning tasks, and growth and development assessments.
- Assist senior engineers with planning, feasibility and strategy studies, along with concept design for water, wastewater and recycled water projects.
- Prepare outputs that can be reviewed and used by specialist team members.
About you
You are an ambitious Hydraulic Modeller looking to develop further in the water sector and have a strong record of delivering modelling assignments in consulting. You hold a Bachelor of Science, Engineering, or another relevant qualification, and bring more than six years of relevant experience. You understand wastewater and water supply hydraulics well and have worked with modelling tools such as InfoWorks ICM and WS Pro. Your background includes both technical delivery and client interaction, and you are comfortable building productive networks that help generate repeat work. You enjoy learning, sharing knowledge and improving the way work is done for the benefit of the team and clients.
Working at Beca
Beca is a large independent advisory, design and engineering consultancy in Asia Pacific, with more than 4,000 people across 24 offices and projects delivered in over 70 countries. The organisation is employee-owned and guided by a purpose-led culture built around accountability, support for one another and a drive for excellence. The company values diversity, inclusion and collaboration, and aims to create an environment where people can build careers aligned with their strengths and passions.
Work flexibility
Beca recognises that people need working arrangements that fit around life outside work. Options such as part-time work, working from home and flexible arrangements can be discussed for roles across the Water teams.
What Beca offers
- Opportunities for professional growth and development.
- A supportive workplace where you can bring your full self to work.
- Relocation and immigration support for suitable applicants.
- Flexible working options to help balance personal and family commitments.
- Access to learning from experienced specialists and technical experts across Asia Pacific.
- A strong culture of collaboration and knowledge sharing.
- Staff benefits including discounted health insurance, gym membership discounts and social club activities.
Inclusion
Beca is committed to maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace and welcomes contributions from people of all genders, ethnicities, identities, perspectives and experiences.