National Talent Pipeline
Access to a vast database of 50,000+ pre-vetted engineering professionals.
Omaha is deep into a $2 billion, multi-decade federal consent decree to control combined sewer overflows into the Missouri River, one of the largest per-capita CSO programs in the country.
Metro Associates runs a dedicated water and wastewater search practice across Omaha and the Great Plains, connecting firms and utilities with licensed Professional Engineers (PE), process engineers, and construction inspection specialists reviewed under City of Omaha Public Works / Metropolitan Utilities District (MUD).
From treatment plant upgrades to collection-system rehabilitation and stormwater compliance, we match vetted talent to the regulatory, operational, and performance demands of complex water infrastructure programs.
Recruiting expertise
Every submission is held to the same standard: real fluency in the modeling software, licensure, and codes the role demands.
Heading into 2026, Omaha's market is shaped by aging-infrastructure replacement, PFAS and emerging-contaminant compliance, and federally funded resiliency work. Licensed process engineers and inspection specialists who can deliver permit-compliant, resilient systems remain in short supply.
Representative 2026 compensation
Ranges vary by firm, licensure, and project mix; figures are directional for the Omaha metro.
Yes. Our water and wastewater search practice covers Omaha and the Great Plains, placing PEs, process engineers, and inspection specialists on treatment, distribution, and collection-system work.
Typical Omaha searches include Water/Wastewater Project Engineer (PE), Senior Process Engineer, Water Resources Engineer, Utility/Pipeline Design Engineer, and SCADA/Controls Engineer.
With a national pipeline of pre-vetted water and wastewater professionals, we typically deliver a shortlist of qualified NE candidates within days — every placement backed by our guarantee.
Yes. Candidates are screened for NPDES permitting, SCADA/instrumentation, and utility rehabilitation experience, matched against City of Omaha Public Works / Metropolitan Utilities District (MUD) and Nebraska's regulatory requirements.
Access to a vast database of 50,000+ pre-vetted engineering professionals.
We understand NCEES comity and the complexities of multi-state PE licensure.
Our recruiters reach high-performers who are not actively on job boards.
From a single PE to an entire treatment-plant design team for a multi-year program.
Fluency in Clean Water Act / NPDES permitting, state DEP/DEQ requirements, and SRF-funded project compliance.
Tell us about the role — we'll deliver a vetted shortlist of licensed NE water and wastewater talent, backed by our placement guarantee.
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