The Principal Archaeologist will lead cultural resources projects, manage client relationships, and supervise staff within the Rocky Mountain/Plains sub-region. They are responsible for ensuring technical rigor, driving business growth, and overseeing compliance with federal and state environmental regulations.
The Lead Archaeologist will oversee complex cultural resource projects, manage fieldwork, and ensure technical quality and regulatory compliance. They will also drive business growth, mentor staff, and maintain strong relationships with clients and regulatory agencies.
The Natural Resources Team Lead manages staff, projects, and client relationships while driving business growth and strategic regional operations. They are responsible for ensuring technical excellence, project accountability, and mentoring team members to meet financial and performance goals.
Support water resources engineering and ecological restoration projects through design development, modeling, field investigations, permitting, construction oversight, and technical reporting. Collaborate with senior engineers and multidisciplinary teams, contribute to project planning, and ensure work complies with applicable regulations and standards.
The Senior Financial Analyst will lead the development of competitive pricing strategies and financial models for complex environmental compliance and construction projects. They will partner with business development and operational leaders to ensure pursuit success, profitability, and accurate cost forecasting.
The Lead Archaeologist will oversee complex cultural resource projects, manage fieldwork, and ensure technical excellence in compliance reporting. They will also mentor staff, drive business growth through proposals, and maintain strong relationships with clients and regulatory agencies.
The Associate Project Manager will support multidisciplinary teams in delivering natural and cultural resource services while managing project schedules, budgets, and client deliverables. They will also conduct field assessments, prepare permit applications, and ensure regulatory compliance across various infrastructure and energy projects.
The Project Manager will oversee air quality permitting, planning, and modeling projects, including managing budgets, schedules, and technical staff. They will also serve as a technical resource for regulatory compliance, emission estimates, and client relations.
The project manager will lead natural resources and permitting projects, ensuring they meet budget, schedule, and quality standards. They will also coordinate multidisciplinary teams, mentor staff, and act as a liaison between clients and regulatory agencies.
The Project Accounting Specialist collaborates with project managers to activate projects and manage contract budgets. They are responsible for maintaining client information, billing requirements, and ensuring all project documentation is accurate and up to date.
Lead complex multidisciplinary environmental projects across the Gulf Coast and Southeast, focusing on infrastructure, energy, and resilience. Responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance, managing client relationships, and mentoring high-performing technical teams.
