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As a Security Manager I, you will be responsible for all facets of SNC's Security Program to include personnel security, document control, DD254 review and preparation, visitor access and control, physical security, and supporting security investigations.
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Assists in development and management of Capital Improvement Projects, participates in the development and review of professional engineering services and activities for a variety of complex facets of engineering including traffic engineering, transportation and infrastructure related capital improvements, water distribution and treatment, sewer collection, drainage collection, and construction management of utilities, roads, and City owned facilities.
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Under the direction of the Department Director or City Engineer, the Senior Civil Engineer plans, coordinates, supervises, and participates in complex professional engineering activities including engineering planning and design, construction project management of utilities, buildings, roads, and land development; and plan check activities.
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In this role you will design, develop, and execute automation and manual testing in Integration, Functional and Regression testing team covering QA functions across multiple applications like Facets custom & core configuration, EDI, interfaces.
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Our goal will be to engage you in all facets of our work so that you will gain a better understanding of how your coursework is applied in real-world settings and inspire you to engage in a career in mechanical engineering upon graduation.
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The qualified applicant will have two to three years' experience in all facets of fine dining cuisine. The employee must be able to transport oneself throughout the project site including but not limited to the golf course, pro shop, restaurant/lounge, and other community areas.
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