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Schnabel provides technically viable and cost-effective dam and levee solutions that address the unique characteristics and purpose of each project. Perform project management activities including planning and delegating work, managing project budgets, invoicing, communicating resource needs and reporting backlog.
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The Solar Project Development Engineer III will engage in solar PV and energy storage design engineering, supporting the development and construction of community- and utility-scale solar and storage systems ranging in scale from 1MWac to 20MWac.
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Upon completion of design and ensuring that the ESCO's design intent is refined and clarified as necessary, the work will be on-site construction administration for the project - Client communication, weekly meetings, project costs, project schedules, Quality Assurance, daily reports, monthly reports, tracking submittals and RFIs, problem solving, etc.
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The Project Engineer is responsible for following/implementing designated QA/QC's SOPs and project requirements in the field and reporting problems related to quality to management.
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Three or more years of geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing project management experience. Develop and maintain internal and external client relationships, including project and non-project related face-to-face meetings.
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ManTech is recruiting a highly talented Project Engineer specializing in Launch Vehicle Propulsion with skills and background related to launch vehicle manufacturing, mission assurance, and operations to help the Space Force redefine the future of Assured Access to Space (AATS), supporting the existing AATS United Launch Alliance (ULA) fleet and bringing new entrant Launch Service Providers such as ULA Vulcan, SpaceX, and Blue Origin into the Space Force AATS portfolio.
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The Structural Engineer VI will lead and direct structural work within an interdisciplinary team that includes civil, geotechnical, hydrologic, and hydraulic engineers to develop designs for water supply, flood control, storage, and hydroelectric projects.
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Expert knowledge and experience of Transportation Design Engineering Project Management and associated successful Business Development. 10+ years required including 6+ years in project management and business development role.
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The Project Engineer plays a crucial role by supporting senior staff (Project Managers and Superintendents) in v arious aspects of project management. Graham is an employee-owned construction solutions partner that services the buildings, industrial, infrastructure, water and project finance sectors.
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The Project Engineer will be responsible for providing water treatment, reuse and optimization solutions to existing clients while assisting in business development to provide high-quality deliverables on time and on budget to AE2S clients.
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Walker Elliott has partnered with its client to source for a Project Engineer and lead the way in hydro turbine controls design, project execution, and business development initiatives.
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APTIM is seeking a motivated and proactive Project Engineer to join our team of engineering professionals serving our Federal Fueling programs. Coordinate and communicate with the project manager and other project participants and collaborate with other engineers to develop a technically sound and cost effective solution to the client's needs while maintaining the project's profitability.
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IntePros is looking for a Project Engineer to work for our Premier Client located in Littleton, CO. This is an exciting role that will be a part of a team focused in bridge, roadway, and utility construction.
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We are seeking an experienced Transportation Engineer who thrives in an environment that encourages initiative, vision, autonomy, and creativity; and seeks solutions through teamwork and collaboration.
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Develop integrated electrical and mechanical design concepts and solutions that meet project specifications, budgetary constraints, and regulatory standards. Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams throughout the project life-cycle.
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