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Floodplain Senior Engineer at City and County of Denver - ApplyBlast

Floodplain Senior Engineer

City and County of Denver

3 days ago

2.5 on Glassdoor

Denver, Colorado, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

The Floodplain Senior Engineer leads regulatory review and technical evaluation for public and private construction projects within Denver's regulatory floodplain, ensuring compliance with city, state, and federal requirements. This role supports the floodplain management program through permitting, plan review, field inspections, and GIS analysis while collaborating with developers, partner agencies, and the public. The position requires strong problem-solving skills and a commitment to safety, sustainability, and resiliency in infrastructure development.

Responsibilities

Lead regulatory review and technical evaluation for floodplain development projects
Review engineering plans and flood models for compliance with regulations
Coordinate permitting, inspections, and GIS analysis for drainage decisions

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in engineeringProfessional Engineering (PE) licenseCertified Floodplain Manager (CFM) credentialvalid Driver's License

About City and County of Denver

denvergov.org

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1859

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The City and County of Denver is the municipal government serving Denver, Colorado, and the surrounding community. Its official website centralizes government services and information for residents, businesses, and visitors — from permits, payments, licensing, and service requests to public safety, transportation, parks, and community programs. Visitors can report issues, use the site’s chat assistant (“Sunny”), submit online forms, and access meeting agendas, news, and transparency resources. The site emphasizes digital access to city programs and resident engagement across departments.