DWS is a growing consultancy with a strong technical culture and genuine impact on Australia’s water infrastructure.
At DWS, you’ll work on real infrastructure challenges — the kind of projects that shape how communities access water for decades to come. Our team works across planning, design, asset management and digital capability, giving you breadth alongside depth.
We’re a growing consultancy, which means real opportunities to develop, lead and shape the direction of the business. You won’t get lost in a large firm — here, your contribution is visible and valued.
We’re always looking for talented engineers and consultants. Click any role below to see the full details and apply.
As a Senior Water or Sewerage Network Planning Engineer, you will hold a multifaceted role, working, guiding and managing a variety of engineering projects. You will be responsible for technical project oversight and quality. This position combines hands-on project leadership and mentorship to ensure the continued success of our consulting business. You will have strong technical knowledge of hydraulics for pressurised and non-pressurised systems and experience in water or sewerage network modelling and master planning, as well as demonstrable competencies in GIS. Extensive experience in commercial hydraulic modelling software such as InfoWorks WS Pro, InfoWorks ICM, MIKE+, or SewerGEMS is required.
Work alongside experienced engineers on complex, multi-disciplinary projects. We invest in technical development and promote from within.
Our work directly shapes water infrastructure that serves communities. You’ll see your analysis and recommendations translate into built outcomes.
A genuinely collaborative team with a flat structure. Senior engineers work alongside graduates. Knowledge sharing is built into how we operate.
As DWS expands, so do the opportunities for our people. Early team members have the chance to grow into leadership roles as the business scales.
We invest in modern tools and digital capability. Engineers at DWS work with data, models and digital platforms as part of everyday practice.
Flexible working arrangements, sensible project timelines and a culture that values sustainable workloads — not just billable hours.