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Acts as a Project Manager and/or Technical Lead. Among the responsibilities is the management of a project team. Serve as part of the leadership team in the Denver office and West Region including the opportunity to serve as a project technical lead, lead sales efforts and manage water resources projects.
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The Project Management internship is a full-time, paid position that will last for 12 weeks. As a Project Management Intern, you will:Assist in project planning, including defining scope, goals, and deliverables.
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Establish and grow productive, collaborative relationships internally within the company, and externally with the team’s priority clientsParticipate in all phases of project management including program development, budgeting, planning & design, preconstruction, project implementation, project oversight and project closureLead, challenge, and inspire technical staff through substantive engagement and communication (including coaching/mentoring young professionals.
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The RoleThe Lead Technical Project Manager will perform technical project management functions in the GSD NOC on U.S. Government owned networks. Demonstrated ability to perform project planning and implementation, develop technical documentation and procedures.
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This role would be responsible for delivering innovative solutions to challenging water resources, water supply, integrated water management, and other groundwater-related projects. Project management experience.
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This position works in conjunction with Systems Designers/Engineers and the Project Management team to determine technical requirements for project work and to ensure fit and suitability of our product offering within the client environment.
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Project work may include hydrologic analysis related to stormwater planning and flood control; water quality analysis in urban and/or rural settings; hydraulic analysis and design related to storm sewer infrastructure, rivers, streams, conveyances, dams, and other hydraulic structures; preparation of technical reports, plans, and specifications; and working with clients, permitting agencies, and public officials.
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Analytical and problem-solving abilitiesAbility to prioritize, develop and maintain schedulesProficient in some of the following: Word, Excel, Primavera, Sage/Timberline, Project and Cost Management Systems, Autodesk Construction Cloud.
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Demonstrated ability to identify archeological and cultural resources in the field and help design land management activities to minimize or avoid impacts. Required Qualifications: Master's degree in archaeology, anthropology, cultural resource management or a closely related field.
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Areas of Expertise : Project Finance, Budget Management, Financial Planning, Non-Profit Accounting, Federal Grants. Experience with Project Finance or Energy Financing - preference for Clean Energy Financing.
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The Senior Project Manager r eports to the Denver Area Manager and provides onsite leadership, coordination, and direction for construction management activities in the water/wastewater market in the Denver region.
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Projects focus on landfills and landfill infrastructure, solid waste management, including landfill gas, composting and composting facility infrastructure, transfer stations, and other similar type projects, which require AutoCAD skills, design, engineering, permitting, and construction inspections.
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Providing detailed design and coordination with multidisciplinary team membersAttending and leading design meetings with other team membersConduct schematic, design development, and contract document work sessions in conjunction with the Project Manager, Project Architect, and other disciplines.
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Qualifications:Strong candidates for this position will bring experience in project development and implementation in a water or related natural resources setting, including teambuilding, leadership, and collaboration to achieve lasting results, and have a strong understanding and familiarity of water and natural resource management issues in the Upper Rio Grande Basin.
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Responsibilities:Apply CCUS expertise to support carbon management workflows, including project assessment, feasibility studies, and integrating CCUS into the economic value chain. Engage with state and federal agencies such as the EPA, TX RRC (Railroad Commission), LA DNR (Department of Natural Resources), WY DEQ (Department of Environmental Quality), etc., to facilitate permitting processes and address regulatory inquiries.
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