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The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage staff and projects, oversee hiring and mentoring, engage in business management functions, and provide technical leadership, ensuring client relationships and project profitability.

The Environmental Scientist will prepare technical reports, review laboratory data, collect environmental samples, and perform assessments related to site remediation and regulatory consulting. The role involves assisting with Phase I ESAs and potentially advancing to Phase II ESAs and project management.

The Environmental Scientist will conduct Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, perform fieldwork, prepare reports, and collaborate with team members. They will also have opportunities to grow into areas like regulatory interaction, site remediation, and project management.

The Environmental Project Manager will lead and oversee environmental projects, including assessments and remediation efforts, mentor team members, prepare proposals, and interact with clients and regulators to ensure project success.

The Project-Level Geotechnical Engineer will conduct geotechnical explorations, perform engineering calculations, develop proposals and budgets, assist in staff development, and manage drilling projects, overseeing junior staff and laboratory testing.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will lead geotechnical explorations and construction observation and testing, focusing on earthwork, foundation observations, and subsurface investigations. Responsibilities include calculating bearing capacity, preparing geotechnical reports, and analyzing lab results while ensuring project compliance with engineering standards.

The Staff Environmental Scientist will perform Phase I ESAs, collect samples for various analyses, review lab reports, and prepare technical reports. The role offers opportunities for growth in areas like Phase II ESAs and site remediation.

The Field Geologist will be responsible for construction monitoring and testing of soil and concrete materials. The role is suitable for new graduates interested in starting their career in geology, with training and advancement opportunities available. Key requirements include having a reliable vehicle, good driving record, and an enjoyment of outdoor work.

The Staff Geotechnical Engineer will support the geostructural design group by conducting subsurface investigations, performing engineering calculations, assisting in design and preparation of plans, and providing construction materials testing. The role involves mentoring by experienced professionals and a range of geotechnical projects.

The Geotechnical Engineer will perform tasks such as earthwork observation, subsurface investigations, and preparation of geotechnical reports. They will also take on calculations related to ground conditions and prepare for further responsibilities in retention wall design and pavement design.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage staff and projects, handle business functions such as proposals and budgets, and provide technical leadership. Responsibilities include decision-making, client interaction, team building, market evaluation, and ensuring profitability.

The Billing Manager will oversee billing operations, manage a team of billing clerks, facilitate timely billing processes, provide training on billing systems, and maintain relationships with clients regarding billing needs. This role includes managing cash receipts and collections while ensuring compliance with invoicing standards.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will lead subsurface investigations, manage projects, and troubleshoot soil-related issues. They will also provide engineering analysis, prepare reports and proposals, and mentor team members. The role requires strong business development skills, with a focus on attracting new clients and maintaining existing relationships.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage subsurface investigations, address soils-related issues, perform engineering analysis, and prepare reports and proposals. This role includes leading a team, mentoring staff, and supporting business development efforts to maintain and attract clients.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage subsurface investigations and engineering analysis, troubleshoot soils-related issues, and perform calculations related to settlement, lateral earth pressures, and stability. Responsibilities include proposal development, report preparation, managing staff, and fostering client relationships, with opportunities for advancement into upper management.

The Environmental Project Manager at Geo-Technology Associates, Inc. will oversee environmental projects, manage team members, prepare proposals and budgets, and interact with clients and regulators for site assessments and remediation services. This role requires excellent communication skills and a desire for professional growth.

The Environmental Project Manager will be responsible for managing and performing environmental services, supervising staff, preparing project documentation and reports, and handling project budgets and proposals.

The Billing Specialist is responsible for the timely processing of invoices, ensuring adherence to project contracts, and maintaining effective communication with team members. This role also involves contributing to process improvements to enhance billing efficiency and accuracy.

The Project Accountant is responsible for timely processing of billing, producing, reviewing, and finalizing invoices, maintaining project terms in the billing system, and communicating with internal stakeholders. This role requires strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the capability to manage multiple projects efficiently.

The Environmental Project Manager will oversee projects involving due diligence, regulatory consulting, and site remediation. They will manage and mentor team members, prepare proposals and budgets, and interact with clients and regulators, ensuring quality deliverables and project success.