The Senior Geochemist will provide technical and project leadership in geochemistry, focusing on tailings, mine waste, and water quality assessments. Responsibilities include geochemical modeling, project management, client communication, and business development activities. Mentoring staff and preparing technical reports are also key tasks.

The Senior Environmental Consultant at Barr will manage projects related to site remediation, coordination of investigations, and managing multidisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include preparing technical reports, scopes of work, and developing client relationships while ensuring project completion and compliance with regulations.

The Systems Administrator maintains and supports the organization's Windows server infrastructure, ensuring security and performance. Responsibilities include managing Active Directory, troubleshooting virtualization environments, administering backups, and implementing IT security best practices. The role requires collaboration with vendors and providing guidance to IT staff.

The Environmental Engineer will support the investigation, evaluation, and remediation of contaminated sites, including individual and team-based assignments. Responsibilities include on-site investigations, engineering calculations, remedial design, construction cost estimates, and technical reporting, with required fieldwork and travel.

This internship involves fieldwork and office tasks supporting environmental resource assessments and project compliance. Responsibilities include wetland delineations, data collection, report preparation, and collaborating with specialists on projects. Training is provided, and flexibility in scheduling is necessary, with weekly hours between 30 to 45.

The Senior Mining Engineer will contribute technical expertise to mining projects, assist clients with mining operations, and provide leadership by mentoring junior engineers. Responsibilities include economic analysis, report writing, and project management. The role may involve business development and requires strong communication skills.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage geotechnical projects, maintain client relationships, mentor engineers, analyze geotechnical data, and support dam practice growth. Responsibilities include preparing proposals, coordinating testing, and preparing reports, requiring a solid foundation in civil engineering and relevant certifications.

The Senior Process Engineer will lead multidisciplinary teams, providing expertise in petrochemical processes, safety, and project management. Responsibilities include designing industrial processes, estimating project costs, creating technical documentation, and mentoring team members. The role requires collaboration with clients and opportunities for business development.

The Mining Hydrogeologist will design and implement hydrogeologic studies for the mining industry, focusing on water management and feasibility studies. Responsibilities include client interaction, data analysis, and project development, while working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams. This role also includes business development and networking to expand project opportunities.

The intern will assist project teams in mineral and chemical process engineering by conducting design and analysis, creating diagrams, testing, developing reports, estimating costs, and sizing equipment for various applications.

The geochemist will work on projects involving resource development, waste management, and contaminated site remediation. Responsibilities include environmental site assessments, geochemical data analysis, and prepared technical reports, requiring knowledge of geochemical models and low-temperature systems.

The Geotechnical Engineer will perform analysis and design for various geotechnical projects, conducting investigations and fieldwork, and preparing reports as part of a collaborative team. Responsibilities include overseeing laboratory tests, preparing proposals, and mentoring other engineers.

Conduct geotechnical investigations and support design tasks under senior engineers. Responsibilities include analyzing lab and field data, preparing reports, proposal estimates, and performing fieldwork such as construction observation and equipment monitoring.

The entry-level Geotechnical Engineer will support senior engineers in conducting investigations and analyses, prepare reports, and perform fieldwork. Key responsibilities include executing geotechnical field investigations, assigning laboratory tests, and preparing proposals. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering and demonstrate strong technical skills in geotechnical analysis.

The Administrative Assistant at Barr will be the first point of contact for clients, handling various administrative tasks. Responsibilities include managing visitor schedules, maintaining office spaces, coordinating social events, supporting meetings with logistical needs, and preparing reports. Strong interpersonal and computer skills are essential for this role.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will perform engineering investigations, manage geotechnical fieldwork, and support design for tailings storage and water retention dams. Responsibilities also include preparing proposals, conducting feasibility studies, and providing mentorship to junior engineers as part of a collaborative team.

The Mechanical Engineer will provide engineering expertise to multidisciplinary project teams, primarily serving mining and industrial clients. Responsibilities include industrial system design, preparing technical documents, conducting engineering calculations, and managing project-related tasks. The role also involves collaboration within a project team and may require travel for on-site assignments.

The Senior Structural Engineer will work on multidisciplinary teams focused on designing and analyzing structures for hydropower and flood control. Responsibilities include project management, site inspections, and dam safety evaluations. The role requires strong interpersonal skills and the ability to mentor early-career engineers.

The intern will support a geotechnical engineering team with fieldwork, material testing, and data collection for investigations. Responsibilities include overseeing material testing, performing field investigations, and assisting in engineering tasks under the guidance of senior engineers.

The Senior Geochemist will lead geochemical assessments, manage technical projects, mentor staff, and engage in business development in the mining and environmental sectors. Responsibilities include data analysis, preparation of reports, client communication, and developing project scopes. The role requires expertise in geochemistry, project management, and client relationship development.