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HNTB is looking for a creative and technically sound engineer who is ready to be challenged and work as a project engineer on a variety of design projects, including traffic signal design/upgrades, intersection improvements and safety related projects in our growing Traffic group.
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Our ideal candidate has Project Management experience with PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit and municipal land development projects. Work with multi-disciplinary teams on tasks such as traffic impact studies, intersection design, traffic signal design, roadway signing and pavement marking plans, and traffic and signal operations analysis.
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Client management experience. Civil, Professional Land Surveyor, ALTA, topographic, land development, erosion, AutoCAD, roads, drainage, Civil3D, GIS) Multi-disciplined engineering firm has a need for an experienced professional land surveyor.
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The Associate Substation Engineer will need to work closely with the Project Engineer(s) and Management to ensure technical deliverables are completed in a timely manner and always strive to exceed client expectations.
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The Project Manager, CMC Regulatory Affairs will be responsible for the CMC regulatory activities in the investigational, late phase development and/or early commercial lifecycle management of GSK products.
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Minimum of 5 years of demonstrated success in sales or project management in drug discovery divisions (e.g., Chemistry, Discovery biology, and DMPK) of a biopharmaceutical or a CRO company.
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Possess a basic understanding of codes - IBC, ASCE-7, AISC, and ACIAssist with other duties assigned by Lead Engineers and/or Project ManagersPerform field inspection of facilities and transit related structures as needed Minimum Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering (Structural emphasis preferred) is required.
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With minimal supervision, assist with collecting, compiling, and analyzing data from the physical work site, surveys, blueprints, GIS data, subsurface utility information, maps, geotechnical data, and other matrices for project development, design, and construction.
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Professional Engineer's License (2), advanced technical degree, MBA or Project Management Certification (1) Master's degree in Engineering reduces the OJT experience requirement by 1 year.
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Strong knowledge of Linux distributions, BIND DNS, ISC DHCP, ITIL, ticketing systems such as SNOW and/or JIRA, Project Management is a plus. A learner and collaborator, keen to learn from each project and shares and transforms the experience with peers.
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Technology Skills:Certified in third party risk or other risk domains (CRVPM, CTPRA, CERP, CRISC)Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) or Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) or relevant IT certifications and credentials a plus.
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Witnessing material tests such as soil compaction, concrete, and asphalt as determined by project need and entering information and test results into the appropriate PennDOT application. Communicate and coordinate with contractors, designer, owner, project team, and the public.
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The Associate Trial Master File Director exhibits advanced experience with Project Management, is accountable for the oversight of projects for TMF Management, and ensures that projects are assigned realistic timelines with appropriate resources.
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Project management and/or continuous improvement experience or certification such as PMP, CBAP, AIM or Lean Six Sigma Green Belt/Black Belt a plus. Experience with business analysis and/or project management tools a plus (ex.
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We have an immediate need for a Senior Project Geologist to manage the technical execution and lead field components of environmental investigation and remediation projects for Federal customers throughout the mid-Atlantic region and elsewhere within the US.
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