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Kimley-Horn's Twin Cities office is seeking a Civil Engineer with 3+ years of experience to join their Aviation team! Ability to work in a team; both collaborating with and mentoring junior staff.
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As a Civil Engineer in Training in our Twin Cities Infrastructure Team, you will have the opportunity to work on a wide variety of innovative and diverse projects, including the design of civil and municipal engineering projects for highways and local roads, public utilities and public works, parks, trails, and related infrastructure projects.
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Strom Engineering Minnesota has an exciting new opening for a Civil Engineer with a great company located in the Twin Cities, MN area. Work under the guidance of senior civil engineer to prepare conceptual, preliminary and final design documents and specifications for civil systems, including calculations, drawings and specifications.
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For example, an applicant who attains registration through a State Board's eminence provision as a manufacturing engineer typically would be rated eligible only for manufacturing engineering positions.
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My client a respected civil consulting engineering firm is seeking a Project Engineer for their Minneapolis MN area office. Keywords- BSCE, civil engineer, environmental engineer, storm water, site plans, sanitary, drainage, erosion, site grading, retention design, subsurface, sediment, sewage, permit, municipal, PE, Professional Engineer, DC, EIT, Civil, AutoCAD Civil 3D, SWPPP, SWM, Land Development, Site Design.
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Burns & McDonnell’s Minneapolis office is looking for a Senior Civil Engineer to work within our Aviation & Federal Global Practice and lead civil engineering design projects for a variety of project types, including airfield, infrastructure, and facility projects for clients in the commercial aviation, federal government, military, and industrial business sectors.
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As a Drainage Engineer, you will assist with the design of a variety of transportation focused drainage projects for public sector clients such as cities, counties, and transportation departments.
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You will have the opportunity to work with a diverse team on a wide range of civil engineering and water resources projects and develop your career towards more project management or team managerial responsibilities.
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10 years of related work experience with a focus on mining and mine water management. Experience with mine closure and reclamation planning such as assessing alternatives and developing a plan, including community involvement.
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McMillen is currently seeking a Senior Civil Fisheries Engineer to work with our team of civil, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, structural, and aquaculture engineers on a variety of water resource and fisheries related projects.
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As a Civil Structural Engineer, you will manage forensic engineering assignments, conduct investigations and evaluations, and provide findings to clients, including attorneys, insurance carriers, property managers, associations, and risk managers.
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Bachelor's degree in engineering, Civil Engineering, Hydraulics, Water Resources, or a related field from an accredited four-year college or university. As a member of the Water Business Unit , the Urban Stormwater Leader role offers the responsibility to help drive strategic stormwater business development growth and develop new opportunities and clients, while maintaining and growing existing relationships.
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A bachelor’s degree in civil engineering with an emphasis in transportation/traffic engineering. Exciting growth has led to a new office for us in Minnesota, and we’re seeking a confident and driven project manager focused on traffic engineering to join our team.
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Licensure as a Professional Civil Engineer with the Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design (AELSLAGID) or ability to obtain licensure through reciprocity.
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WSP USA is seeking a Senior Consultant Civil Engineer to join our Transportation and Infrastructure team. Registered as a professional engineer in MN, or the ability to do so within 6 months.
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