Be part of an inclusive team that makes a difference. The Davis Ogilvie team works to:
Design communities – we're creating some of the largest land development projects in the South Island.
Build community resilience to natural hazards and climate change – we're helping build infrastructure to resist future flood events.
Protect New Zealand's river water quality – we're designing 3-waters systems to enhance the natural environment.
We work in an exciting, fast-paced, and dynamic environment, where we provide you the support, the training to succeed, and the opportunity to grow.
About you
Relevant Engineering tertiary qualification
Ideally 3+ years of experience as a Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modelling professional
Conversant in one or more modelling packages – GIS, AutoCAD, PCSWMM, Mike Urban, Infoworks or similar
You are proactive and take ownership of projects
Your daily adventures will include…
Undertaking hydraulic modelling, building, and calibration of wastewater, stormwater, and water supply models
Contributing to optimisation of design solutions
Providing technical input for the delivery of modelling projects
Working independently and exercising judgment to develop and recommend solutions that meet client expectations and goals
Implementing 1D and 2D modelling for urban stormwater and flooding
Working collaboratively with multidisciplinary project teams
Writing and reviewing technical reports
What we offer
We will invest in your professional development to help grow your career. We are inclusive, supportive, flexible, and we encourage internal networking across disciplines.
You will be remunerated competitively and while it's not expected, additional hours are normally compensated.
Everyone has different life demands, so we support a flexible working environment. Regardless of location, you will be working with a highly motivated and engaged team where we encourage you to develop relationships to progress our collective work.
Why you will love it here
DO has a uniquely positive and inclusive work culture due to our flat structure that means you will work closely with our leadership team. From frequent social events, including the annual ski day, outdoor weekend, and various work functions, you will quickly feel part of the DO family.
What we care about
We care about the environment and the communities where we live and work, and supporting them is important to us. We do this by giving hands-on help, raising awareness and money for causes that make a difference in New Zealanders' lives.
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