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Here at Mott MacDonald, we are experts in engineering, management, and development services supporting multisector project work in over 150 countries. At Mott MacDonald, we believe it makes business sense for you and your manager to choose how you can work most effectively to meet your client, team, and personal commitments.
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Salary Range: $100,000 - $160,000 Benefits : 401k, medical, dental and vision insurance, STD/LTD disability, holiday, vacation and sick time, parental leave and company paid life insurance Job Profile Here at Mott MacDonald, we are experts in engineering, management, and development services supporting multisector project work in over 150 countries.
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The successful Principal Rail Systems Engineer will take a senior role in our Rail Systems team in Seattle, WA, and will be responsible for providing leadership and rail systems technical support to Mott MacDonald projects in the Pacific Northwest, across the West Coast of the US, and potentially across North America.
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Hybrid working policyAt Mott MacDonald, we believe it makes business sense for you and your manager to choose how you can work mos. Mott MacDonald Group. Senior hydrogeologist/environmental managerRegular (US only)Full timeSeattle, WAJob DescriptionMott MacDonald (MM) is an international engineering firm that includes a dedicated hydrogeology division (formerly Pacific Groundwater Group.
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Another exciting opportunity at Mott MacDonald awaits transportation professionals in Cleveland. Come and find your next career challenge here at Mott MacDonald! More about Mott MacDonald.
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An exciting opportunity at Mott MacDonald waits for graduate/entry-level transportation professionals in Atlanta, GA. We’re known for delivering projects in water, energy, transport, built environment, and advisory.
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Experience assessing the compliance factors of scopes of work/statements of work for ATC and related traction power systems installation, traction power equipment acquisition, and/or other electrical construction contracts.
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You should expect to work on projects located throughout the Northeast and Midwest portions of the US. We're looking for people who can function as a role model and ambassador for Mott MacDonald, articulating and representing the brand, vision and value proposition internally and externally.
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In partnership with Cappfinity, a global leader in talent mobility, we have identified the skills that drive success amongst early career talent within Mott MacDonald, and have designed a learning experience to enable you to develop these skills delivered through a mix of residential events, classroom-based learning, virtual webinars, and group challenges.
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If this describes you, apply today to launch your career at Mott MacDonald. Mott MacDonald is positioned for continued expansion and career opportunities across North America and around the world, and we are excited to announce a new direction for our operations in the US. As part of our growing business, we are interested in hearing from enthusiastic and talented individuals who enjoy problem-solving and who will contribute to a growing and successful environment by being team players.
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The Structural Department is actively seeking a Mid-Level Structural Engineer to join our dynamic team of structural engineers with an interest in the design and construction of structures associated with water/wastewater treatment facilities, buildings related to tunnel projects, flood protection and resiliency, and infrastructure for aviation, power and marine projects.
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The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting our solid waste management, site civil, and environmental resiliency projects. 8 to 10 years of civil design experience in public site development or solid waste management facilities (transfer centers, landfills, or recycling facilities.
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A Civil Engineering degree plus four (4) years of engineering experience in the management of major road or bridge structures construction projects, or for non-degreed personnel, 10 years of responsible and related CEI experience, with preferred experience in the construction of major road or bridge structures for the NCDOT.
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We are seeking a talented and motivated Environmental Scientist who can provide field and technical support for a wide variety of energy-related projects serving clients in the following industries: renewables (e.g., solar, on- and off-shore wind, hydro power), oil and gas, traditional power generation and transmission.
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Perform reviews to ensure work is carried out efficiently and following standards set by Mott MacDonald. Our Engineering Utility team is seeking a talented and experienced GIS specialist.
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