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Experience/proficiency with common computer-aided analysis and finite element modeling programs applicable to structural engineering, such as AutoCAD, Revit, and SAP2000. Schnabel is an employee-owned, professional engineering and consulting firm that focuses on solving problems related to the earth and environment through specialization in geotechnical, geostructural, tunnel, and dam engineering.
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Schnabel Engineering is seeking a Civil Engineering Intern, with a background in civil, geotechnical, and/or structural engineering, to support our growing Tunnel Business Unit. We are looking for a motivated candidate with attention to detail, a passion to continue to develop as a professional, and a desire to be part of a strong team.
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The Columbia, SC office of Schnabel Engineering is seeking a senior staff level Geologist, Environmental Scientist or Environmental Engineer to join our environmental department and growing practice.
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0-3 years of experience in geotechnical engineering or structural engineering or have other relevant working experience. The Austin, TX office is seeking an entry level Tunnel Engineer with a background in civil, geotechnical, and/or structural engineering, to support our growing Tunnel Business Unit. We are looking for a motivated candidate with attention to detail, a passion to continue to develop as a professional, and a desire to be part of a strong team.
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The Wilmington, NC office of Schnabel Engineering is seeking a mid-level Environmental Engineer or Geologist to join our environmental department and growing practice. Schnabel Engineering is an employee-owned, professional consulting firm that focuses on solving problems related to the earth and environment through specialization in dam, geotechnical, geostructural, and tunnel engineering.
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Schnabel Engineering is seeking an entry level Staff Geoprofessional Engineer to help support our regional and national practice. A Master’s degree in geotechnical engineering, structural engineering or a related field.
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Schnabel Engineering is eager to supplement and expand its current service offering to our clients in need of civil and environmental engineering services, particularly as they relate to site planning and design of solid waste, industrial, and power facilities.
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Schnabel Engineering is seeking an entry level Staff Geostructural Engineer to help support our regional and national practice. A Master’s degree in structural engineering, geotechnical engineering or a related field.
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Extensive geotechnical background, including a strong fundamental knowledge of principles of geotechnical and geostructural engineering, soil and rock mechanics, earthquake engineering, and groundwater hydrology.
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Recognized by CE News as one of the Best Engineering Firms to Work for, Schnabel provides employees with a competitive benefits package including maternity leave, tuition reimbursement for continuing education, health, dental, life and disability insurance and a wellness program.
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Serve as a Water Resources Engineering Lead and Project Manager on a variety of projects that include surface water hydrology and hydraulics, dams & levees, flood protection, as well as resiliency and climate change adaptation.
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Schnabel Engineering is seeking an entry- to mid-level Geotechnical Engineer to join our office. Master's Degree in Civil Engineering (with a concentration in geotechnical or pavement engineering) from an ABET-accredited program.
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The Seattle, WA office of Schnabel Engineering, started in 2017, has been growing continuously year after year. Schnabel is an employee-owned professional engineering and consulting firm with focuses on designs and analyses in structural and geotechnical engineering through specialization in dams, tunnels, transportation, and their pertinent structures.
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Schnabel Engineering is seeking a motivated Project Geotechnical Engineer with strong transportation experience to help support our growing Transportation business in Idaho. Proficiency with standard geotechnical engineering analysis software such as LPILE, APILE and SHAFT, GeoStudio, Settle3D and FoSSA, AASHTOWare Pavement ME or similar programs.
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Our Helena, Montana office is seeking an entry level civil engineer to support our engineering group. A Bachelor's degree focused in civil engineering, from an ABET-accredited institution is required.
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