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The Geotechnical Engineer will perform engineering investigations, assist in design support, conduct geotechnical field investigations, and prepare reports under senior engineers' guidance. Responsibilities include conducting lab tests, creating proposals, performing fieldwork, and ensuring safety on construction sites.

The role involves managing state permitting and federal environmental reviews primarily in the intermountain west, working with diverse stakeholders to ensure compliance. Responsibilities include leading multidisciplinary teams, preparing NEPA documents, managing environmental assessments, and supporting public involvement, while providing technical advice and business development.

The Geotechnical Engineer will manage geotechnical projects, develop client relationships, and mentor junior engineers. Responsibilities include analysis of geotechnical data, performing engineering analyses, preparing proposals, and report writing, all while supporting the growth of the dam practice area and engaging in out-of-town travel as needed.

The Control Systems Engineer will design, configure, and commission industrial control systems across various sectors. Responsibilities encompass programming controllers, developing diagrams, working with clients for effective implementation, and managing projects while providing technical leadership and mentoring less-experienced staff.