The Technical Specialist will manage archaeological and cultural resources projects, overseeing scope, budget, and field investigations. They will also serve as a primary client contact and provide technical guidance to project staff.
The Senior Technical Manager leads complex archaeological and cultural resources projects, overseeing scope, budget, and technical quality while serving as a primary client contact. They also provide regulatory guidance, mentor staff, and actively support business development and proposal efforts.
You will serve as the primary help desk interface for end users of a federal procurement system, ensuring all issues and requests are logged and resolved. Additionally, you will develop training materials and deliver sessions to support effective system usage.
The role involves designing and implementing sediment investigation scopes of work, developing investigation campaigns, and engaging in the design of sediment remediation solutions for complex CERCLA and state equivalent sites. Responsibilities also include collaborating on client engagement, business development, and contributing to the growth of the Sediment Remediation Services group.
Lead and grow a team of water resource professionals while directing the design of water and wastewater projects. Manage project scope, schedule, and budgets, ensuring high-quality project delivery.
