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Technical Director - Wastewater Network Modelling
West MidlandsSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role, you will shape and lead the urban drainage modelling capability within WSP’s water team, guiding delivery and technical excellence for clients such as Severn Trent and Welsh Water. You will influence project outcomes, develop the team’s expertise, and drive innovation across a growing discipline. You’ll build trusted client relationships, contribute to business development, and represent WSP in industry forums. This is a high-impact, leadership-focused opportunity to shape the future of water resilience.
Pay / Benefits
hybrid working policy
flexible working hours
gymflex benefit
Thrive wellbeing programme with Virtual GP
menopause support package
leave purchasing option
Responsibilities
Lead development of the urban drainage modelling capability and keep ahead of evolving methods and standards
Support the team lead with day-to-day management of the technical delivery team
Provide authoritative technical input on urban drainage projects, collaborating with the wastewater team
Apply independent professional judgement to solve complex engineering challenges and drive innovation
Build strong client relationships and facilitate internal and external project meetings
Contribute to business development, proposals, and strategic growth opportunities
Represent WSP in industry forums and conferences
Share knowledge to develop the wider water team
Key requirements
A relevant degree and chartered, or progressed toward ICE, IEI, IoW or CIWEM qualification
Experience in wastewater hydraulic modelling (InfoWorks ICM) and ability to check others’ outputs
Knowledge of Water Industry Specifications, Code of Practice for Hydraulic Modelling of Urban Drainage Systems, and relevant British Standards
Good presentation, written and verbal communication skills
leadership
stakeholder management
clear communication
wastewater hydraulic modelling (InfoWorks ICM)
urban drainage modelling
knowledge of Water Industry Specifications and relevant British Standards
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