The Field Electrical Engineer provides field inspections, construction quality assurance, and oversight of electrical testing and commissioning activities at various project sites. They are responsible for managing site schedules, budgets, and client communications while ensuring compliance with project processes and safety standards.
The Principal Archaeologist will conduct Section 106 assessments, field surveys, and data recovery initiatives for various infrastructure and energy projects. They are responsible for managing project performance, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with federal and state permitting requirements.
The Field Electrical Engineer will provide onsite construction quality assurance, electrical testing oversight, and commissioning activities for commercial projects. They are responsible for managing site schedules, budgets, and documentation while ensuring compliance with client processes and safety standards.
The consultant will collaborate with engineering teams to deliver cost-efficient fire protection solutions and ensure project compliance with codes and standards. They are responsible for developing technical reports, conducting research, and resolving compliance questions with jurisdictional authorities and clients.
The GIS Developer will enhance the federal land use planning database and transform it into an effective web mapping application. They will also utilize Power BI and ArcGIS to create interactive reports and automate data management processes.
The consultant will manage and present solutions for room acoustics, sound isolation, and noise control across various national projects. They are responsible for collaborating with design teams, performing on-site testing, and developing high-quality technical reports and specifications.
The designer will provide consulting and design services for IT, telecommunications, and building security systems in new and renovated buildings. Responsibilities include developing construction drawings, collaborating with architectural teams, and ensuring projects meet quality and budget standards.
The consultant will collaborate with engineering teams to deliver cost-efficient fire and life safety solutions while ensuring project compliance. They are responsible for conducting research, preparing technical reports, and resolving compliance questions with jurisdictional authorities.
The Field Electrical Engineer will provide onsite construction quality assurance, electrical testing oversight, and commissioning activities for commercial projects. They are responsible for managing site schedules, budgets, and client communications while ensuring compliance with project processes and safety standards.
The Field Electrical Engineer will provide construction quality assurance, field inspections, and oversight of electrical testing and commissioning activities at various commercial sites. They are responsible for managing site schedules, budgets, and project documentation while ensuring compliance with client processes and safety standards.
The Audiovisual Consultant leads a team of professionals to provide design and consulting services while acting as the primary point of contact for clients and design teams. They are responsible for managing multi-disciplinary projects, ensuring quality standards, and overseeing the entire project delivery process from planning to site visits.
The Geospatial Content Specialist will lead the development of client-facing and internal documentation, including proposals, brochures, and presentation slides. They will also manage content workflows, interview subject matter experts, and implement AI tools to streamline technical writing processes.
The engineer will technically support the design and analysis of stream, river, and wetland restoration projects within a multi-disciplinary team. Responsibilities include utilizing CAD software for design, conducting hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, and providing construction oversight to ensure successful project implementation.
The Project Archaeologist will conduct archaeological field surveys, data recovery, and Section 106 assessments for various infrastructure and energy projects. They are also responsible for managing project performance, coordinating with stakeholders, and assisting in business development efforts.
The BIM Manager will serve assigned clients by building Revit templates, managing family libraries, and establishing BIM standards. They will also conduct project kickoffs, deliver technical training, and perform regular project health checks to optimize workflows.
The Aircraft Captain serves as the Pilot in Command, responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft, including mission planning and crew coordination. They also manage aircraft maintenance, ensure regulatory compliance, and actively promote a corporate culture centered on safety.
The Senior Structural Engineer will act as the primary point of contact for substation power delivery projects and provide technical oversight for construction documents. They are also responsible for mentoring junior staff and assisting in marketing efforts to secure new regional clients.
The Forensic Structural Engineer will manage structural forensic assignments, perform site assessments, and provide detailed reports for various stakeholders including insurance carriers and attorneys. They will also serve as an expert witness in litigation cases and supervise junior engineers during field work and research.
The Director of Transmission Engineering leads multidisciplinary teams in the planning, design, and execution of high-voltage transmission projects while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. This role also manages project financials, P&L, and business development efforts to retain and acquire national clients.
The Forensic Structural Engineer will manage structural forensic assignments, perform site assessments, and provide detailed reports for various stakeholders including insurance carriers and attorneys. They will also serve as an expert witness in litigation cases and supervise junior engineers during field work and research.
The Sr. Transmission Line Engineer will act as the technical lead for power delivery projects, managing client relationships and business development efforts. They are responsible for designing overhead transmission lines, preparing technical reports, and mentoring junior staff while ensuring project quality and success.
The structural engineer will design and analyze substation elements including steel structures, foundations, and anchorage. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure project deliverables meet client expectations for quality, budget, and schedule.
The Lead Physical Substation Engineer will lead engineering efforts for new and ongoing projects while coordinating with multi-discipline teams. Responsibilities include preparing conceptual designs, cost estimates, construction drawings, and ensuring technical delivery meets client standards.
The Project Coordinator supports project managers by handling onboarding tasks, purchase order management, and project setup. They also manage documentation, track deliverables, and facilitate communication between internal teams and clients.
The Sr. Transmission Line Engineer will act as the technical lead for power delivery projects, managing client relationships and business development efforts. They are responsible for performing engineering calculations, preparing construction documents, and mentoring junior staff while ensuring project quality.
The Project Manager will oversee the planning, design, and construction of overhead transmission and substation projects while managing scope, schedule, and budget. They will serve as the primary point of contact for stakeholders and lead project acquisition efforts including bid preparation.
