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MG2 is seeking a talented Architectural Project Manager to join our McLean, VA office in our Client Programs Market! We are proud of the many initiatives at MG2 such as our focus on Sustainability, our passion for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, and our fifty-year anniversary celebration.
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MG2 is seeking a talented Architectural Project Manager to join our Seattle, WA office in our Client Programs Market! We promote MG2 culture firmwide and within each of our offices through bi-weekly all-office meals, monthly recognition, happy hours, summer events, and an end of year Holiday Party to celebrate our accomplishments.
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At MG2 our greatest strength lies in our people, our partnerships, and our commitment to helping them succeed. MG2 is seeking a talented Senior Construction Estimator to join our Seattle office in our Client Programs Market.
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MG2 is seeking a talented Design Principal to join our Seattle office in our Client Programs Market! Exhibits MG2 Practice Values of Integrated Approach, Design Excellence, Social Responsibility, Leadership, and Results.
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MG2 is seeking a talented Architect to join our Seattle office in our Client Programs Market! MG2 whole-heartedly embraces diversity, actively seek out Diverse talent that enrichens our work and our culture.
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