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Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) is seeking applicants for the position of Career Planner at our IowaWORKS Cedar Rapids, IA office. No applicant seeking employment with the Iowa Department of Workforce Development can have a current, ongoing overpayment balance with Iowa Workforce Development without a payment plan in place.
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WSP is currently initiating a search for an Early Career Geotechnical Engineer for our Redmond, WA office. Combined we have over 20,000 multidisciplinary professionals worldwide collaborating daily to protect and conserve natural landscapes, create firm foundations for communities to stand on, and champion sustainable development to combat climate change.
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Bachelor's degree in Counseling, Psychology, or closely related field; with three (3) years experience and/or training that includes vocational counseling, vocational testing/assessment, vocational referrals, employment services, or career development/transition; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
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WSP is seeking an Early Career Environmental Engineer for our Earth and Environment team in our Austin, TX location. a {line-height: 120.0%;} Early Career Environmental Engineer Who We AreAt WSP, we are driven by inspiring future-ready pioneers to innovate.
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Title: Adult Education Teacher/Career CoachInstitution: Volunteer State Community CollegeJob Summary:This position will provide instruction for the Adult Basic Education (ABE) component of the Adult Education Program in compliance with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDWLD) Adult Education curriculum and will work with students to pursue post-secondary education or skilled employment.
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Job Description The Whitman Career Center is seeking an Undergraduate Career Advisor to deliver career education and professional development programming, services, and resources for undergraduate business students.
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Bachelor’s degree in career development, counseling, psychology, biology, public health, environmental science, or related field required; Master’s degree strongly preferred. Assistant Director Center for Career & Professional Development.
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The propulsion engineer will work with a well-known SRM propulsion supplier, providing primary technical oversight for PAC-3 programs rapid development, test, and manufacturing of a solid rocket motor.
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Early Career Environmental Engineer. WSP provides a comprehensive suite of benefits focused on a providing health and financial stability throughout the employee's career. In this role you will take part in providing local technical assistance for the development of processes and infrastructure relating to water supply, hazardous or solid waste disposal, air emission sources, pollution control, and preserving the quality of the environment by averting the contamination and degradation of air, water, and land resources.
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A {line-height: 120%;} Early Career Environmental Engineer Who We Are - LBSWe are LBS and we specialize in operational excellence for defense mission and public critical infrastructure and facilities, globally.
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This Opportunity WSP is currently seeking an Early Career Geotechnical Engineer to join our Atlanta, GA office. Your Impact With minimal supervision, assist with collecting, compiling, and analyzing data from the physical work site, soil/water/sludge/rock samples, surveys, blueprints, GIS data, subsurface information, maps, geotechnical data, and other matrices for project development, design, and construction.
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Responsibilities Provides career counseling in particularly complex areas that require specialized expertise, for domestic and international master's degree students who are early/mid/senior career levels who are investigating careers in international development, public policy, public affairs, and related fields.
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Demonstrated knowledge of career development, student development, career counseling, corporate relations, job search strategies, job market trends, employer relations, contemporary recruitment practices, and trends in career services.
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In addition to advanced development opportunities, this position offers incentive bonus payments and rotating shift differential while working the rotating shift schedule. This an accelerated leadership development opportunity in one of the most prestigious programs in the world.
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Under the limited supervision of the Director of Career Services & Alumni Engagement, the Career Development Coordinator is accountable for leadership of work-based learning programs, workforce outreach, and Career Services, and the work-study program.
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