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Bluebird Renewable Energy, LLC is a renewable natural gas facility in Cayuga County, NY. The plant produces RNG by pulling dairy digester gas, cleaning the gas by removing H2S, Oxygen, CO2 and water and compress the gas to inject into a pipeline.
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Projects can come from a variety of different trading desks such as Foreign Exchange, Fixed Income, Options, ETF's, Energy and more. As a Quantitative Trading Intern, you'll work alongside Virtu's senior traders on a variety of exciting and challenging projects that introduce you to all the intricacies of market making.
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8yrs - Required - Experience in Oil and Gas industry. 8yrs - Required - Experience in Oil and Gas industry. Spruce provides innovative technology solutions, specialized IT staff, and IT strategy consulting nationwide.
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To accomplish this, these tasks may include but are not limited to, replacing gas nozzles and hoses, changing pump filters, sweeping parking lots, picking up trash on the store property, emptying trash cans, keeping store shelves clean and stocked and fronted, and cleaning restrooms and floors.
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