The Software Developer will be responsible for crafting, testing, and maintaining code that integrates with various software platforms. This role includes developing solutions, driving automation initiatives, managing databases, and applying AI and machine learning techniques. Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams is essential to meet project needs and ensure effective results in a dynamic environment.

The Project Coordinator will support Project Managers by preparing documents, maintaining project schedules, coordinating meetings, and managing project correspondence. This role requires excellent communication skills and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment while interacting professionally with clients and team members.

The Survey Entry Level Field Technician will assist project surveyors and engineers on various private and public construction projects. Responsibilities include operating survey instruments, data collection, adhering to safety protocols, and performing physically demanding tasks. The position provides training and opportunities for career advancement.

The Wetland Scientist will conduct wetland delineation fieldwork, prepare wetland reports, and assess wetland and stream functions. Responsibilities include managing project documentation and collaborating with project managers and junior staff to ensure timely completion of quality work.

The Civil Engineer will lead and manage private land development projects, ensuring successful execution from proposal to construction. Responsibilities include project scope management, client communication, team mentorship, and adherence to local codes and standards while providing high-quality deliverables.

As a Land Development Project Manager, you will lead private land development projects by managing design, mentoring staff, ensuring quality deliverables, and maintaining client relationships while adhering to local codes and project standards. You will also identify business development opportunities within the sector.

The Senior Civil Engineer will lead the new office in Tri-Cities, managing civil engineering and land surveying projects. Responsibilities include project management, client relations, identifying new opportunities, budgeting, and maintaining quality standards. The role offers potential firm ownership and involves overseeing a multi-disciplinary team.

The Public Works Project Manager will lead designing public works and transportation projects, manage project scopes, supervise engineering staff, and coordinate with local agencies to ensure timely project delivery. This role involves client development, technical leadership, and maintaining communication with various stakeholders to provide quality civil engineering services.

The Civil Engineer will manage private land development projects, leading design efforts and mentoring engineering staff while ensuring compliance with local codes. Responsibilities include business development, project scope management, QA/QC review, client networking, and maintaining project schedules and budgets.

The Public Works Project Manager will lead the development of public works and transportation design services, managing projects for local jurisdictions. Responsibilities include designing, preparing plans, managing project scope, and pursuing business development opportunities while overseeing a multi-disciplinary team and ensuring quality deliverables.

The Survey Office Technician will process field data from survey crews, prepare various survey documents, and assist with office calculations. Essential tasks include using software like Civil 3D and Trimble Business Center, and supporting field survey crews for construction staking. The role requires efficient management of multiple priorities within a team-oriented environment.

The Public Works Project Manager will lead teams to deliver public works projects, oversee capital improvement plans, and ensure compliance with local regulations. Responsibilities include collaborating with various departments, managing project workflows, ensuring quality assurance, and mentoring staff while maintaining professional relationships with clients and contractors.

The Site Civil Engineer will lead the design and delivery of large-scale industrial construction projects, managing all aspects from proposal through construction while ensuring compliance with local codes. Responsibilities include project scope development, client interaction, technical leadership, mentorship of engineering staff, and overseeing project budgets and schedules.

The Civil Engineer will lead and manage design projects in public works and private site development, prepare stormwater designs, coordinate with various disciplines, ensure quality control of deliverables, and maintain client relationships. This role requires significant design experience and knowledge of local standards.

As a Survey Office Technician, you will process daily field data from survey crews and prepare various survey documents. Working closely with Project Surveyors and Engineers, you'll utilize software like AutoCAD and Civil 3D for tasks including topographic surveys and legal descriptions, while ensuring compliance with regulations in Washington.

The Land Use Planner will support a variety of site development and infrastructure projects, performing property and zoning research, preparing land use documents, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The role includes collaboration with Senior Planners and multidisciplinary teams, managing project schedules, and maintaining client relationships.

The Civil Engineer role at AKS Engineering involves leading and managing design projects for public works and private developments. Responsibilities include project management, drafting, stormwater calculations, site design, quality assurance, and maintenance of client relationships. The position requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and strong communication skills.

The Civil Engineer will lead and manage land development projects, coordinating with a multi-disciplinary team while ensuring project scope, budget, and schedule are met. Responsibilities include site and infrastructure design, QA/QC reviews, client relationship management, and mentoring engineering staff.

The Land Use Planner will support projects involving site feasibility, land use permitting, and comprehensive plan development while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative solutions for various clients. Responsibilities include research, application preparation, project management, and community engagement.

The Land Use Planner will support land use projects across the Pacific Northwest, handling site feasibility, zoning, and comprehensive plan development. This role involves collaboration with teams, preparing land use applications, managing deadlines, and engaging with clients and stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery.