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The Geotechnical Engineer is a leadership role that involves planning, organizing, and coordinating the work of entry and mid level professionals. Develop proposals and determine cost and schedule for different investigation Interface with clients and design team Must be able to visit sites for observation and testing programs Assist with design decision making and engineering procedures Prepare documents daily Manage budgets and edit reports / proposals.
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Currently hiring an Entry level Electrical Engineer for a leading supplier of high power, broadband passive RF components! Electrical, Engineering, RF, Filter, Design, Power, Couplers, Electronics, Microwave.
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Our client is seeking an entry level engineer who is interested in construction and facilities work to join them for a multi year contract. Recommends architectural and engineering design procedures and standards for the planning and design of facilities.
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Specifics/Job Description: The CAD Technician will function as a member of a technical team alongside Designers, Engineers, and Project Managers and will be responsible for the creation and revision of technical drawings associated with the design/engineering of electrical transmission lines.
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Actalent is a global leader in engineering and sciences services and talent solutions. Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering Technology is required.
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Established engineering firm with multiple offices across Kansas seeking to train an entry level graduate who will assist with collecting and analyzes samples of soil, rock, and other earth materials to determine variations in different landscapes and evidence of pollution or climate change.
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