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Josh Gilman, PE, BC.WRE

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Josh Gilman, PE, BC.WRE

Josh Gilman is a Principal Engineer and Fluvial Geomorphologist based in North Carolina with more than 30 years of experience focused on watershed planning and management and design and construction of stormwater conveyance measures. His work often addresses ecological restoration projects, including stream, pond, and wetland restoration.

Specialties

Watershed Studies; Fluvial Geomorphic (Stream) Assessment; Stream Restoration and Dam Removal Engineering and Design; Development of Construction Documents; Construction Compliance and Management; River Mechanics; Fluvial Geomorphology; Stream Restoration Design

Practice Areas

Water and Natural Resources

Education

PMC, Environmental Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, 2006; M. Forestry, Watershed Science, Northern Arizona University, 2005; Certificate in Urban Development, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1994; BS, Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1994

Registration

Professional Engineer: Maryland #26287, North Carolina #26287, South Carolina #24572, Georgia #31597, Florida #67833, Mississippi #18673, Tennessee #113569, Kentucky #26799, West Virginia #19221, Arizona #P53201, Illinois #62068192, Iowa #P26766, Texas #131449,

Board Certified Water Resource Engineer (BC.WRE), 500

NCEES Model Law Engineer

Client Service

With degrees in civil engineering and watershed science, Josh takes a balanced approach to administering and restoring watersheds. His technical capabilities include hydrology, hydraulics, fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport and stream mechanics, fish passage, and surface water modeling. Clients turn to Josh to support stormwater, dam removal, and restoration projects from inception and agency coordination through construction and monitoring. Using his in-depth knowledge of the Clean Water Act, he incorporates compliance requirements for water quality, ecological function, floodway management, and buffer protections and improvements in conformance with local, state, and federal regulations.

To advance the state of the practice, Josh mentors early- to mid-career professionals and encourages stewardship in conversation with his clients. Josh offers his experience-based knowledge regionally and nationally to trade groups and nonprofits through speaking assignments, active membership, and board participation.

Contact Josh at Josh.Gilman@Geosyntec.com.

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