Wilson Engineering

We’re growing our team!

Wilson Engineering is hiring civil and electrical engineers in Bellingham, Wenatchee, and Seattle! We’re looking for talented people who want to build their careers while working on meaningful and dynamic projects throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Whether you’re an experienced professional looking for your next opportunity or ready for the next step in your career, we’d love to hear from you.

Check out our current openings and learn more about working at Wilson Engineering: https://wilsonengineering.com/open-positions

Our team had a fantastic time at the PNCWA Conference this week in Spokane, connecting with industry peers, attending educational sessions, and catching up with familiar faces. Until next year!

Wilson Engineering was happy to sponsor the Barkie Classic in support of the Bellingham Food Bank! Our team enjoyed hitting the course at North Bellingham Golf Course for a great day of golf while supporting an important resource in our community.

Wrapping things up today at the Evergreen Rural Water of Washington Conference in Yakima! Curt Schoenfelder and Eric Hull have enjoyed connecting with others in the industry and hearing about the work happening in communities across the state.

It’s been a great couple of days of conversations and catching up with familiar faces!

The Race for the Underdogs 5K at Lake Padden was such a great event this year! We’re proud to support Happy Tails Happy Homes, a Bellingham dog rescue doing wonderful work for dogs in need.

Our team supported the Scatchet Head Water District with the pre-design, design, and construction for major water system improvements, including new well pumps, a new arsenic-manganese-iron treatment plant, and 12,000 feet of upgraded 6-inch and 8-inch distribution main.

To address challenging installation locations, we went underground with horizontal directional drilling and pipe bursting. Behind the scenes, our team also helped move the project forward through USDA-RD and PWB financing, public outreach, easement negotiations, and DOH approvals.

This project is a great example of all the planning, coordination, and creative problem-solving that goes into strengthening a community’s water infrastructure!

The City of Ferndale's Pump Station No. 16 is now under construction and includes a unique soil freezing process to control groundwater. Check out this photo of the soil freezing action!

The project involves the construction of a new, 8-ft diameter, 30-ft deep wet well equipped with new duplex Flygt submersible pumps sized for 1,500 gpm.

Wilson Engineering at T-Mobile Park!

Yesterday, we watched not one, but two exciting sporting events! The Mariners defeated the Giants, and Spain edged out Argentina in an unforgettable match. Everyone's eyes were glued to the TVs in the 106th minute when Spain scored, and the excitement continued as the Mariners pulled ahead to secure the win.

We're so glad that so many members of our team, along with their families, were able to come together for a great day of sports, sunshine, and good company. It was the perfect way to enjoy a beautiful summer day!

Olmsted Park (formerly Swift Park) has undergone major new improvements that enhance both recreation and accessibility!

Located just before the entrance to the Sedro-Woolley Innovation for Tomorrow (SWIFT) Center, the 14-acre park now offers improved trail access, restrooms, picnic shelters, play areas, paved parking, and an ADA-accessible fishing dock.

Designed with the surrounding environment in mind, the site improvements and stormwater features complement the park's natural character, including two wetlands, Brickyard Creek and Thompson Pond, home to the annual Wildcat Steelhead Club Fishing Derby!

Perfectly timed for summer enjoyment, Phase 2 of the Boulevard Park Improvements project is complete!

Wilson assisted the team with civil design, survey, and ADA compliance to help improve the park's walking trails. We hope these site enhancements create an even better experience for everyone who visits, whether you're stopping for a coffee or enjoying the scenic views of Bellingham Bay.