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Involved from project inception to completion in the management of design and construction of infrastructure projects, including rehabilitation and reconstruction, grading, drainage, pavement design, specifications, building materials, phasing, and construction safety plans.
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PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Graduate degree (1) or Graduate level work in Engineering, Business Administration or Project Management Certification Licensed Professional Engineer (2) (3) Strong teamwork, interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate with all management levels.
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Working with analytics and construction management software packages including Cora, Power BI, Primavera P6, Primavera Unifier, @Risk, Tableau; Construction Management, Materials Science, Materials Science and Engineering, Project Engineering & Management, Risk Management, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering.
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The Utility Engineer will also assist with program management for Penn's Load Serving Entity (LSE) and Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) in the form of compliance filings, renewable energy purchases and accounting, energy data submissions, regulatory monitoring, and consultant management.
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Keyword(s): Sr. Traction Engineer (OCS), electrification, transit systems, overhead contact system, electrical, traction power, rail transit, railway design, transportation, engineering, transit design, electrical.
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Understanding of Civil / Geotechnical engineering design and specifically with geosynthetics, storm water management design, roadway design, erosion and sediment control design, and grading and landfill closure design.
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Planate is a small business provider of planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services in support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and its service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) missions, along with other federal agencies, all over the world.
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Knowledge of Data Management tools, such as advanced Excel, VB, Alteryx, Power BI, SQL, and Python. 5+ years of experience in a role combining management of transfer pricing processes for a multinational company, transfer pricing consulting, and familiarity with data management and analysis systems.
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As a Senior Geotechnical Engineer, you will lead geotechnical engineers and assist project managers in planning and overseeing subsurface explorations and performing analyses for transportation, facilities, water resources and other types of projects.
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Develop software requirements for Machinery Control Systems (MCS) based on the Naval Combatant Design Specificaiton (NCDS), Design Practice Criteria (DPC) manuals, DoD and NAVSEA guidance, marine specifications, and commercial specifications as applicable.
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Design of Stormwater Management and Stormwater Conveyance Systems, Utility Systems and Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Design Plans. The Design Engineer is responsible for the due diligence investigations as well as preliminary design and engineering analyses of various types of retail, commercial, industrial, and residential site layouts throughout regions where we do business.
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Embeds lessons learned into implementation methodology, documentation, and project management tools. Minimum of 3 years of experience creating dashboards/ reports/ data visualizations in one or more of the following analytics systems, Microsoft Power BI, Tableau, MicroStrategy, Looker, Qlik, BIRT, Cognos, etc.
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Provide technical support during construction, including reviewing plans, addressing design issues, and overseeing project progress. Integrate environmental considerations into roadway design, considering factors such as stormwater management and environmental impact assessments.
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Conduct design of electric and electronic systems, study power generation and distribution, centralized machinery monitoring and control. Familiarity with US Navy, USCG, ABS and/or commercial ship design rules and regulations.
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Supports transit and railroad projects at all stages from conceptual study and alternative analysis to final design and construction related services. Leading with minimal assistance from the Office Management Team in implementing HNTB Sophisticated processes as applicable to the project.
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