Jobs at Dewberry

Designs and optimizes heating, cooling, district energy, central plant, geothermal, and thermal energy network systems for large-scale building and campus projects. Responsibilities include hydraulic and energy modeling, equipment sizing, controls optimization, piping design, feasibility assessments, code compliance, multidisciplinary coordination, staff mentoring, proposal support, and serving as Engineer of Record. The role requires technical leadership, client and contractor coordination, and application of energy engineering principles to decarbonization projects.

Leads regional pumping systems and hydraulics engineering growth, technical standards, project delivery, client relationships, business development, recruiting, and staff mentoring. Provides strategic direction for water and wastewater projects, manages scope, schedules, and budgets, supports pursuits and marketing, and coordinates national client service and technical excellence initiatives. Requires extensive pumping systems expertise, professional engineering licensure, and substantial project and client leadership experience.

Leads national pumping systems and hydraulics growth, technical delivery, design standards, client engagement, business development, recruiting, and mentoring. Provides strategic direction for water and wastewater projects, collaborates with practice leadership, supports pursuits and project delivery, and develops industry best practices. Requires extensive public-sector water experience, project management expertise, professional engineering licensure, and strong client development and leadership capabilities.

Leads Dewberry’s Western Region across five offices, overseeing strategic growth, operational performance, profitability, P&L accountability, client relationships, and organizational development. The role manages multi-office engineering operations, expands public- and private-sector markets, develops leadership talent, sponsors major pursuits, and strengthens relationships across transportation, water, wastewater, infrastructure, and land development. Requires extensive engineering consulting leadership, public-sector market expertise, and a proven record of profitable business growth.

Mechanical Engineering Intern supporting the design of building mechanical systems, including plumbing, fire protection, HVAC, and utility distribution. Responsibilities include preparing engineering calculations, reports, drawings, specifications, schedules, and budgets under a Professional Engineer’s supervision. The intern will collaborate with project teams, clients, and contractors, contribute to quality control, and participate in professional development activities.

Performs geospatial data management, analysis, visualization, and analytical modeling for government and commercial clients. Supports hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk reduction efforts using ArcGIS and Microsoft tools. Develops web, mobile, and desktop applications; tests, deploys, documents, and maintains solutions. This non-full-time, on-call role requires frequent travel and deployment to disaster recovery sites nationwide.

Deploys to disaster-impacted sites nationwide to support FEMA and government disaster recovery programs. Conducts facility inspections, assesses infrastructure damage, documents findings, develops restoration scopes of work, prepares cost estimates, supports hazard mitigation planning, and advises agencies on mechanical engineering and construction requirements. The role is non-full-time, on-call, deployment-based, and may require extended deployments with long workdays in stressful conditions.

Supports FEMA hazard mitigation and disaster recovery programs by helping government agencies prepare grant applications, document infrastructure damage, develop mitigation strategies, and maintain records in FEMA systems. The role involves benefit-cost analysis, construction and facility assessments, scope development, cost estimating, and frequent deployment to disaster sites. Specialists may work up to 12 hours daily, seven days weekly, for deployments lasting up to 12 months.

Deploy to disaster sites nationwide to inspect damaged facilities, determine restoration scopes, and develop defensible parametric and detailed cost estimates for FEMA and government recovery programs. Coordinate project scoping and estimating with teams, assess construction methods and infrastructure needs, and ensure compliance with applicable codes and regulations. This non-full-time, on-call role requires frequent travel, extended deployment schedules, and work in challenging disaster-recovery environments.

Supports federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial emergency management planning through geospatial and data analytics. Develops emergency operations, hazard mitigation, and continuity plans; applies FEMA planning processes; facilitates stakeholder coordination; supports exercises, disaster activations, and deployments. Performs quantitative and qualitative analysis, develops database and modeling solutions, applies AI and machine learning techniques, and ensures compliance with government regulations. This is an on-call, non-full-time role requiring frequent travel and extended deployments.

Deploy to disaster-impacted sites nationwide to support FEMA and government disaster recovery programs. Conduct field inspections and assessments of damaged electrical infrastructure, document damage, develop restoration scopes of work, prepare cost estimates, support hazard mitigation planning, and advise agencies on electric power project requirements. Work may involve deployments of up to 12 months, 12-hour days, and seven-day workweeks.