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The senior-level hydrogeologist or engineer will contribute to compliance with the CCR Rule, perform facility evaluations, conduct hydrogeological data collection and interpretation, and engage in business development. Responsibilities include statistical evaluation, environmental permitting, and collaborating on multimodal teams. The role demands strong communication and problem-solving skills, with a focus on client relationship management and proposal development.

The librarian will support library and records management services, providing research assistance, and acquiring resources. Responsibilities include cataloging, metadata entry, and client education on records management. The role involves analyzing and improving library processes, assisting with legal matters, and ensuring access to information resources.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage geotechnical projects, develop client relationships, mentor team members, prepare proposals, coordinate tests, analyze data, and support dam practice growth, often involving travel for site assignments.

The Geotechnical Engineer will support geotechnical projects focusing on analysis and design related to foundations, slope stability, and water retention dams. Responsibilities include conducting field investigations, analyzing data, preparing proposals, and mentoring junior engineers.

The Ecologist will manage projects related to water resources and environmental engineering, oversaw ecological assessments and wetland mitigations, and work with clients and regulatory agencies. Responsibilities include conducting surveys, preparing impact assessments, and developing permit applications.

As an entry-level Geotechnical Engineer, you will support investigations, design processes, and fieldwork under the guidance of senior engineers. Your role includes conducting field investigations, analyzing data, preparing proposals, and ensuring compliance during construction oversight. Travel may be required, and you will work in a hybrid setting, balancing office and field tasks.

The Environmental Scientist/Engineer will conduct air-emissions sampling, analyze data, maintain equipment, and prepare reports for regulatory compliance. This entry-level role balances fieldwork and desk work, requiring travel up to 50% of the time. The candidate will work collaboratively in a team environment and have opportunities for career growth.