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Sr. Flood Warning Specialist

City Hall 💼 Full-time💰 $75,400–$75,400🗓 2026-08-27 → 2026-09-25

Core

Maintaining, operating, and installing instrumented water level and weather monitoring master stations and remote roadside flashers to protect residents from storm runoff.

Role type

Senior IC flood warning specialist (stormwater infrastructure)

Builds

Real-time flood warning system infrastructure for the City of Fort Worth

Domain

Municipal stormwater management and hydrologic monitoring

Deliverable

physical/clinical work

Required skills

Preventative maintenance of outdoor flood warning instrumentation, diagnosing and resolving problems with remote instrumentation and telemetry, interpreting measurements from real-time flood warning systems, manipulating large volumes of data in spreadsheets and databases, assembling low voltage DC electronic circuits, coordinating with first responders, tracking assets and procuring equipment, inspecting contractor installations, testing and installing specialized hydrologic sensors

Preferred skills

Installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting real-time meteorologic and hydrologic monitoring equipment, programming with rules in Contrail/Elements 360 or similar real-time data acquisition server software

Technologies

Contrail, Elements 360, VueWorks, dataloggers, telemetry, antennas, water level sensors, solar panels, roadside flashers

Responsibilities

Performing preventative maintenance on flood warning instrumentation (dataloggers, telemetry, antennas, sensors, flashers), monitoring system conditions in server software and responding to failures, evaluating sensor performance and determining corrective actions, tracking assets and procuring equipment, logging maintenance records, inspecting contractor repairs, testing and installing specialized sensors

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC

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