The Engineering Business Analyst serves as the primary IT liaison to support and optimize engineering and GIS application ecosystems. They are responsible for eliciting functional requirements, managing system integrations, and providing ongoing training and support to end users.
The Growth Manager is responsible for building a qualified pipeline of strategic federal opportunities and leading pursuit teams to secure new business. This role involves developing win strategies, managing customer relationships, and overseeing the entire capture process from qualification to award.
The Business Development Manager will build and maintain a qualified pipeline of strategic federal opportunities while leading matrixed pursuit teams to develop winning strategies. They are responsible for coordinating customer engagement, managing capture planning, and ensuring continuity from opportunity identification through proposal development and award.
The Project Manager will lead business development and project execution for PFAS remediation, fostering growth across federal and private sectors. They will act as a seller-doer, maintaining client relationships and communicating technical expertise to stakeholders.
The Construction Manager is responsible for overseeing day-to-day field operations, ensuring compliance with design specifications, and managing project budgets and schedules. They serve as the primary client contact and coordinate all onsite activities, including inspections, repairs, and safety enforcement.
Lead air permitting, regulatory strategy, emissions analysis, and dispersion modeling for complex data center, power, industrial, and infrastructure projects. Manage client and agency coordination, compliance support, project teams, budgets, schedules, and technical quality while helping expand APTIM’s air quality services.
The Senior Program Manager will lead environmental programs, manage client portfolios, and oversee a team of 10 to 15 employees. They are responsible for driving business growth, ensuring project profitability, and maintaining compliance with state and federal environmental regulations.
The Federal Billing Coordinator is responsible for the generation, editing, and tracking of project-related invoicing and supporting documentation. They also perform project setup, audit financial data for accuracy, and maintain ongoing communication with departmental management and operations.
The Project Analyst will support the administration and implementation of federally funded energy efficiency programs, including the HOMES and HEEHR initiatives. Responsibilities include developing program reporting, streamlining operational processes, and ensuring compliance with DOE requirements.
The Service Technician will travel to client sites to perform maintenance, repair, and startup of landfill gas extraction and compression equipment. They are responsible for maintaining detailed field activity records, safety reports, and communicating effectively with the service manager.
The Project Manager will lead environmental remediation projects, overseeing planning, execution, and field activities from initiation to closeout. They are responsible for managing project financials, ensuring adherence to safety and quality programs, and maintaining clear communication with clients and regulatory personnel.
The Project Manager will oversee environmental assessment, compliance, and remediation projects from proposal through execution and invoicing. They are responsible for managing project budgets, schedules, and technical teams while ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.
The Capture Manager will own the full lifecycle of federal environmental remediation pursuits, from early identification and qualification through proposal development and contract award. They are responsible for shaping opportunities, leading cross-functional teams, and developing winning strategies to secure contracts valued at $15M or greater.
The Project Manager will drive growth in PFAS remediation projects by fostering client relationships and collaborating with subject matter experts. They are responsible for developing business strategies, leading capture efforts for bids, and communicating technical expertise to stakeholders.
The Project Engineer will conduct field inspections, construction quality assurance oversight, and prepare site plans and engineering calculations for solid waste projects. They will also perform environmental sampling, manage regulatory compliance reporting, and coordinate with contractors and clients.
The Senior Project Specialist processes eligibility and project applications for energy rebate programs while ensuring accuracy and compliance with policies. They also manage customer and contractor communications, track program performance metrics, and support internal teams with administrative and operational tasks.
The Marketing Specialist will develop and execute marketing and communication campaigns for energy efficiency programs while ensuring brand compliance. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to create visual collateral, manage digital channels, and report on campaign effectiveness.
The Project Controls Analyst will manage project cost controls, financial reporting, and schedule resource loading using Primavera and EVMS methodologies. They will also lead billing invoice process improvements and facilitate risk workshops to ensure project compliance and performance.
The Senior Contract Administrator is responsible for reviewing, redlining, and negotiating business terms for various contracts while ensuring compliance and risk mitigation. They will coordinate with internal departments such as Legal and Tax to support proposal preparation, contract administration, and project close-out activities.
