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The Billing Specialist position involves processing billing for multiple locations, producing and reviewing invoices according to project contracts, and communicating effectively with internal teams. Responsibilities include maintaining client relationships, contributing to billing process improvements, and managing multiple billing scenarios.

As a Project-Level Geotechnical Engineer at GTA, you will be responsible for geotechnical exploration reports, engineering calculations, project management, and overseeing junior staff. You will also coordinate laboratory testing and enhance in-house practices.

The Natural Resources Manager will lead various projects focusing on residential, commercial, and industrial developments. Responsibilities include managing staff, preparing wetland reports, coordinating client communications, conducting wetland assessments, and ensuring project completion within budget and timeline. The role also involves business development and mentorship of junior staff.

The Natural Resources Manager will oversee projects related to natural resources, managing client relations and project deliverables, including wetland assessments and reports, while mentoring staff and ensuring regulatory compliance.

The Environmental Scientist will prepare various reports and project documentation, assist with Phase I ESAs, and potentially grow into roles involving Phase II ESAs and site remediation. The position focuses on regulatory consulting and requires strong communication skills and attention to detail.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage subsurface investigations, troubleshoot soils issues, conduct geotechnical analysis, develop proposals, and write reports. This role involves managing teams, attracting new clients, and contributing to business development, with opportunities for advancement.

The Geotechnical Driller will perform geotechnical explorations and well installations using hollow stem auger and mud rotary methods. Candidates should be able to lift over 50 pounds and have geotechnical drilling experience, preferably along with OSHA training and a CDL (commercial driver's license).