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Entry-Level Hardware Systems Engineer (Supporting NASA at Johnson Space Center) page is loaded. Entry-Level Hardware Systems Engineer (Supporting NASA at Johnson Space Center.
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Arcadis is seeking an Entry Level Health and Safety Specialist to support projects throughout the US. The role involves frequent travel to oversee and execute a variety of health and safety-related assignments.
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Additionally, the role involves mentoring and training contractors and junior staff, as well as planning and overseeing hazardous tasks such as confined space entry, crane and rigging operations, demolition, excavation, and fall protection.
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When you begin your job with us working on the front-end as a courtesy clerk, customer service associate, or cashier, you are taking a step towards an opportunity that can help you learn, grow, and even develop a long-lasting career.
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UES is seeking an Entry-Level Geologist/Hydrogeologist to support a variety of water resource and environmental related projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an entry level professional interested in working in a fast-paced consulting environment with ample room for professional growth.
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This role requires that all individuals on the team hold one of the following current/active certifications: California Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1 License (CPT1), a California Certified Phlebotomy Technician 2 License (CPT2), a California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License (CLS), or a California Medical Laboratory Technician License (MLT).
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Related internship experience for entry-level candidates is required. We are actively looking for a junior level civil engineer to assist in the planning, design and plan production for general civil engineering on a wide variety of projects which may include site civil design, rough & precise grading, dredging, drainage design, utility design (sewer, water, & storm drain.
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Integration: Ensure seamless integration with other SAP modules, such as SAP SD, SAP MM, and SAP HR, to maintain data consistency. Collaborate with technical teams to facilitate data exchange between systems.
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AECOM is seeking an Entry Level Geotechnical Engineer to be based in Austin, TX or Dallas, TX. The Geotechnical Engineering Team in Texas is unique, as it works on a variety of large, high-profile projects for a variety of industries including Water, Transportation, Architecture, Environmental, and Construction.
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CP&A is looking to hire a full-time EIT Project Engineer focusing on structural design.
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At least one entry-level vendor certification (with non-entry-level preferred) in the Network Security arena (Palo Alto PCNSA/PCNSE preferred, Cisco CCNA/CCNP Security, Juniper JNCISEC/JNCIS-SEC, etc.
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Aspect Consulting (Aspect), a Geosyntec Company, an earth science and engineering consulting firm, is seeking an Entry-Level EnvironmentalEngineer to join our growing Environmental Practice in our Seattle, Washington office.
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31.63 to $38.66 per hour based on years of experience, level of education obtained, professional registration, and meeting required qualification in job description. Assist the preparation of engineering designs by collecting and studying reports, maps, drawings, aerial photographs, and tests on soil composition, terrain, hydrological characteristics, and related topographical and geologic data.
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Position Description: We are looking for an Entry Level Structural Engineer to join our Water Resources team to improve infrastructure in our Tampa office. Typical responsibilities include: Provide technical planning, design, permitting, and construction support on various water utility projects that may include collection system, pump station, wastewater treatment, reclaimed water, water treatment, water distribution, and various other ancillary civil engineering projects.
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