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Qualifications for the Product/Process Engineerinclude:·Four-year engineering degree in a related field, with a strong understanding of physics, pneumatics, electrical, and statistical principles·Experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred.
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Partner closely with the Data Science and Machine Learning Engineering teams to understand needs and deliver solutions. Directly manage and/or influence separate teams focused on delivering high quality results within one or more major technology disciplines: strategy, software development, operations, engineering, development services, information security, and compliance.
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10+ years of structural engineering experience, with preferred emphasis on bridge and highway structure design. + Oversee structural engineering staff and provide mentorship and technical leadership.
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Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university in business administration, finance, accounting, economics, english literature, engineering, computer science, information systems, statistics, math or a related quantitative field of study; MBA or JD from an accredited college/university and/or CAMS Certification or similar certification such as Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) preferred.
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BS in Water Resources Engineering, Hydrology, Hydrogeology, Geology, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related field8+ years of experience in Groundwater Engineering, Hydrogeology or a related field.
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We put in the effort to exceed our customers' expectations in contract management, bid and proposal responses, and engineering services. Did you dream of being an astronaut as a kid, or have a current desire to contribute to space exploration.
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Assist the project manager in determining data collection limits for survey, subsurface utility engineering (SUE), and geotechnical subsurface investigation for pavement and embankment design.
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Projects focus on landfills and landfill infrastructure, solid waste management, including landfill gas, composting and composting facility infrastructure, transfer stations, and other similar type projects, which require AutoCAD skills, design, engineering, permitting, and construction inspections.
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What You Need to Succeed: Education: BA/BS degree in Engineering, Architecture, Facilities Management, Environmental Science, or equivalent field of study or equivalent work experience required.
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Is a bold leader in the consulting, engineering, and construction services industry, delivering a broad range of creative solutions to clients in the real estate & land development, and energy markets.
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The combination of our structural engineering design excellence, building science experts, and vast geographic presence makes Walker the first choice for these services throughout the country. Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Structural Engineering, or Civil Engineering.
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In December 2023, Triunity Inc. joined Lochner, a national transportation infrastructure firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, providing planning, environmental, design, construction engineering and inspection, and right-of-way services for surface transportation, rail, transit, and aviation clients.
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As an essential member of our global engineering firm specializing in the energy and infrastructure sector, the Cost Control Analyst will support cost management and financial analysis for various projects.
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We are looking for an experienced IT Product Manager who has deep implementation skills with Sales Cloud and Slack, and is enthusiastic about leading the design, execution and strategy for effective, scalable, end-to-end business solutions for our internal world-class Sales organization at Salesforce.
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Expert knowledge of BIM and Trimble software is required, as well as an understanding of engineering and construction. Bachelors degree in Construction Management or an engineering discipline preferred - equivalent work experience accepted.
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