Full-Time
Wastewater Treatment Senior Manager
Constellation Brands
5,001-10,000 employees
Produces and markets beer, wine, spirits
Compensation Overview
$121.6k - $194.2k/yr
San Antonio, TX, USA
In Person
Travel throughout the United States and Mexico is required.
Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
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- A bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field is required.
- The candidate must have 12-15 years of hands-on experience in wastewater treatment.
- The candidate must have expertise in process design, plant operation, and/or consulting services.
- The candidate must have an in-depth understanding of conventional and advanced wastewater treatment technologies.
- The candidate must be familiar with modeling software and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems.
- The candidate must know United States and Mexican safety and environmental standards.
- The candidate must demonstrate attention to detail while managing multiple simultaneous tasks.
- The candidate must have verbal presentation, written communication, and technical documentation skills.
- The candidate must have strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- The candidate must be able to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
- The candidate must have strong leadership, mentoring, and interpersonal skills.
- The candidate must be willing to travel for extended periods.
- The candidate must have a passport and be able to travel throughout the United States and Mexico.
- The candidate must be able to sit and/or stand for long periods and work on a computer for extended periods.
- Provide technical leadership in wastewater treatment process design, optimization, and troubleshooting.
- Develop and review engineering designs, reports, and technical documents.
- Serve as the lead expert on regulatory compliance with local, state, and federal environmental standards.
- Evaluate and recommend advanced treatment technologies, including biological, chemical, and physical processes.
- Support financial development and project planning through technical insights and feasibility assessments.
- Mentor junior engineers and technical staff.
- Engage in client meetings, site visits, and inspections as needed.
- Present findings and recommendations to stakeholders, regulators, and senior management.
- Stay current with industry trends, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes.
- A master's or Ph.D. degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field is preferred.
- A Professional Engineer license is preferred.
- Relevant wastewater operator certifications are a plus.
- Bilingual English and Spanish capability is highly desired.
Constellation Brands produces and markets beer, wine, and spirits worldwide. It owns a portfolio of brands and sells them through a broad distribution network, including exclusive U.S. rights to Corona and Modelo. The company imports, markets, and sells its brands in markets such as the U.S., Mexico, New Zealand, and Italy, across beer, wine, and spirits, with a focus on sustainability and responsible operations. Its goal is to build enduring brands that connect with people, anticipate trends, and deliver value to consumers, shareholders, and employees.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Rochester, New York
Founded
1945
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- June 30, 2026 earnings beat estimates, with $3.43 EPS and $2.43 billion sales.
- Beer sales rose 2% in fiscal Q1 2027, helped by World Cup demand.
- August 20, 2026 note redemption and May 2026 debt issuance extend financial flexibility.
What critics are saying
- Wine and spirits posted a fiscal 2027 operating loss after 2025 divestitures.
- Meza v. Constellation Brands remains pending after the September 17, 2025 dismissal motion.
- If Modelo slows, Constellation loses its profit engine because beer supplies most cash flow.
What makes Constellation Brands unique
- Modelo Especial remains America’s top beer brand by dollar sales in 2026.
- Beer drives roughly 91% of fiscal 2026 sales, concentrating Constellation Brands on premium imports.
- New CEO Nicholas Fink and Alex Alvarez sharpen execution across beer, supply chain, and capital.
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6 month growth
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↑ 9%Constellation Brands stock has declined 28.2% from its 52-week high of $168.60, significantly underperforming the consumer defensive sector. The Rochester-based beer, wine, and spirits producer saw shares fall 12.3% year-to-date and 17.2% over the past year, whilst the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF gained 8.2% and 4.3% respectively over the same periods. The company, with a market capitalisation of approximately $20.6 billion, faces challenges despite recent positive earnings. First-quarter results on 30 June showed earnings per share of $3.43 beating expectations of $3.25, with net sales of $2.43 billion exceeding forecasts. However, organic revenue has disappointed over two years, with projected sales growth of just 1.1% over the next 12 months dampening investor sentiment.
Constellation Brands shares have fallen 53% from their peak to around $128, near a 52-week low of $126.45, as weaker consumer spending pressures sales. The stock now trades at roughly 11 times forward earnings. In fiscal 2026, organic sales dropped 10% year over year, driven by weakness in wine. However, recent results show stabilisation, with comparable organic sales up 3% last quarter. Beer represents over 90% of total sales. Despite the decline, Constellation's brands remain strong. Modelo Especial is the top US beer brand by dollar sales, and the company's beer portfolio gained the most market share last quarter. The company generates $1.83 billion in trailing free cash flow and recently raised its dividend to $1.03 per share quarterly, yielding 3.2% — the highest in company history.
Constellation Brands has appointed Alex Alvarez as senior vice president and chief supply chain officer for its beer division, effective 14 September. He replaces John Kester, who is retiring in November after 12 years with the company. Alvarez brings over 30 years of experience in operations and supply chain management. Most recently, he spent three years as chief supply chain officer at Suntory Global Spirits, overseeing 18 distilleries globally. Before that, he worked at Brown-Forman for 16 years in various leadership roles. In his new role, Alvarez will oversee manufacturing, procurement, planning, logistics and distribution for Constellation's beer brands, including Corona and Modelo.
Jim Cramer has shifted his stance on the alcoholic beverage sector, showing cautious optimism for Constellation Brands whilst remaining bearish on Diageo. He highlighted Constellation's new CEO, Ned Fink, as a potential catalyst for growth, noting Fink's successful track record at Jim Beam. Diageo faces multiple headwinds, including a 34.9% sales decline in China and an 8.4% drop in North American net sales. The stock has fallen 52% over five years. Constellation grew beer sales 2% to $2.28 billion in fiscal Q1, beating earnings expectations. However, beer depletion fell 0.3%, whilst wine and spirit sales dropped 10%. Hedge funds appear to favour Constellation, with 56 funds holding stakes versus 35 for Diageo. However, Diageo trades at a higher forward P/E ratio of 14.41 compared to Constellation's 11.36.
Constellation Brands shares have more than halved from spring 2024 highs despite solid fundamentals, Jim Cramer said on Mad Money. The stock trades below 11 times earnings and yields 3.1%. The company posted better-than-expected first-quarter results for fiscal 2027, with net sales of $2.43 billion and comparable earnings per share of $3.43, beating the $3.21 consensus. Its beer division generated $2.28 billion in sales, up 2% year-over-year, with a 39% operating margin. Management cited industry weakness and immigration policy impacts on its Hispanic customer base. Although executives noted World Cup tailwinds, they maintained full-year guidance of $11.20 to $11.90 per share rather than raising it, disappointing investors. Nicholas Fink took over as chief executive in April.