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Site development, site design, autocad, septic, storm water management, site planning, land development, Civil engineering, hydrocad, waste management, civil 3d, eit, Drainage, Stormwater, Grading, Professional engineer.
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Design, build, and deploy Microsoft Power BI interactive and paginated reports and semantic. Proven experience as a Microsoft Power BI Developer or Data Engineer. We are seeking a Power BI developer to join our team.
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As a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Circle, you will design, build, and maintain Circle's infrastructure estate to meet the growing worldwide customer base on public cloud providers across multiple regions.
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Description :Our team has supported VDOT, DDOT, and MDOT clients, as well as municipal and private clients for both conventional and design/build projects. We work in diverse, collaborative teams, both within the company and with our partners and customers, to plan, design, build, and modernize infrastructure.
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Strong computer literacy skills including proficiency in industry standard software including AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and related design software plus Microsoft Excel and Word. Microsoft Project and Microsoft Power BI a plus.
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We are seeking a highly motivated person with a passion for engineering excellence and experience delivering complex fish passage, roadway and transportation improvements on design-build projects.
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Keywords: Engineering, civil engineer, construction, sales engineer, building products, professional engineer, public works, DOT, project manager, civil engineering, LEED, stormwater, storm water, land development, site design, drainage, design.
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Daily Pay, Weekly Pay, Bi-Weekly Pay Options Through On-Shift Wallet (stat pay) Facilitate the weekly utilization review of patients on skilled services for Medicare A, and insurance patients.
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Perform as a Deputy Project Manager, Project Engineer or task leader to independently lead and manage conducting analyses, developing design solutions, and preparing design drawings, calculations, cost estimates and specifications for highway and/or site/civil engineering projects.
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HDR is looking a Design Architect to join a growing team in Kansas City, MO. In the role of Project Design Architect, we'll count on you to: Build awareness of business development activities through engagement with the Director of Sports & Recreation Architecture to: oSupport premarketing efforts, attending industry events, actively engaging in the local design community and acting as a steward of the Sports & Recreation Architecture practice’s mission and vision.
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The Build Reliability team on Dragon supports propulsion, life support systems, mechanisms, parachutes, and vehicle integration. Your breadth of exposure as a Build Reliability Engineer will be immense as you collaborate with other core groups at SpaceX, guiding the hardware from design to production and operation.
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Vacation: The first year of employment, (based on the anniversary of the hire date) full-time employees shall earn 3 hours of paid vacation leave bi-weekly. Sick Leave: Full-Time employees shall accrue four (4) hours of sick leave each bi-weekly pay period.
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Attend bi-weekly Teen Family Support meetings and monthly Infant Mental Health consultation. Ability to work after hours on occasion to visit working families. Serving on agency and community committees, as requested.
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JOB TITLE : Site Associate (On-Call) - General Pool. Greet and build rapport with residents on a daily basis; encourage residents to engage with ABH programming and services.
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Guaranteed salary and bi-weekly pay with 25+ hours of weekly clinical availability. Now is a great time to consider a salaried clinician role, if you are interested in the stability offered from a guaranteed bi-weekly paycheck, paid time off, health benefits, full admin support, low to medium acuity therapy sessions, and joining a thriving community of like-minded, diverse clinicians.
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