The Senior Regulatory Specialist will lead water use licensing, environmental permitting, and regulatory compliance activities for mining projects. They will also provide senior technical direction, mentor junior staff, and support business development through proposal writing and stakeholder engagement.
The Intermediate Fisheries Biologist is responsible for delivering aquatics-related services, including environmental assessments, permitting, and regulatory compliance. The role also involves project management, business development, and mentoring team members while interfacing with government and indigenous groups.
The Senior Project Accountant manages the full financial lifecycle of projects, including setup, billing, revenue recognition, and closeout. They act as a financial partner to project managers, ensuring contract compliance and providing reliable financial reporting.
Lead the design and development of environmental and social impact assessments and permit applications for clients. Coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams, government bodies, and First Nations to ensure regulatory compliance and project advancement.
Provide civil engineering support for the design, construction, and commissioning of water treatment and remediation projects. Lead the development of engineering standards and maintain client relationships through technical input and project management.
Develop conceptual, analytical, and numerical groundwater models to support environmental impact assessments and remediation projects. Provide senior technical expertise, lead business development efforts, and mentor junior team members.
Provide senior-level technical input and operational support for the design, construction, and optimization of water treatment systems. Manage client relationships and mentor junior team members while ensuring environmental and safety compliance.
Lead the design, construction, and commissioning of water treatment and remediation projects while serving as the Professional of Record for engineering deliverables. Provide technical leadership, mentor junior staff, and support business development through proposal and scope creation.
The Hydrogeologist is responsible for collecting, managing, and reporting hydrogeology data for resource development projects. Key duties include designing groundwater programs, performing field testing, and developing numerical groundwater models.
Lead and manage all phases of cultural resource investigations and field crews across Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Responsible for ensuring compliance with NHPA Sections 106 and 110, managing project budgets, and coordinating with clients and Tribal representatives.
Lead and manage all phases of cultural resource investigations, including field crew supervision and report preparation under NHPA guidelines. Coordinate with clients, government agencies, and Tribal representatives while overseeing project budgets and schedules.
Support field investigations, assessments, and monitoring programs across environmental, biological, and cultural projects. Perform routine sampling, maintain field equipment, and assist in writing technical reports to interpret study results.
Provide technical hydrogeological expertise for remediation and resource development projects, including data collection, analysis, and reporting. Supervise and mentor junior team members while managing the day-to-day delivery of technical work.
The specialist will evaluate regulatory requirements and prepare air permit applications and mandatory emissions reports for industrial facilities. They will also handle agency consultations and utilize software for emissions modeling and sustainability reporting.
The Senior Project Manager leads the scope, schedule, and cost of water treatment and management projects for mining clients. This includes managing conceptual and detailed designs, overseeing technical deliverables, and mentoring junior team members.
