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STV currently has an opening in our South Carolina office for a Geotechnical Engineering Chief to join our firm to work as part of our Transportation & Infrastructure Division. Description STV is a leading, award-winning professional firm offering engineering, architectural, planning, environmental and construction management services.
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STV is seeking Engineering Students for our Transportation and Infrastructure division in our Franklin, TN office. STV is committed to paying all of its employees in a fair, equitable, and transparent manner.
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STV is actively seeking a Rail & Transit Mechanical Senior Engineer Subject Matter Expert for any of our Northeastern offices Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC or Fairfax, VA office as part of our Transportation and Infrastructure Division.
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STV Inc., is looking for a Full-Time engineer IV in our Richmond, VA in our Transportation division. At STV, we are fully committed to expanding our culture of diversity and inclusion, one that will reflect the clients we serve and the communities we work in, so if you're excited about this role but your past experience doesn't align perfectly with every qualification in the job description we encourage you to apply anyways.
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STV is committed to paying all its employees in a fair, equitable, and transparent manner. Works with Design Manager(s) to review and ensure completeness and accuracy of design changes, response to RFIs, cost estimates, and any request for design services and review.
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