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Barr is seeking a senior-level structural engineer with 10 years of experience to work on multidisciplinary project teams providing structural engineering expertise. Responsibilities include design, analysis, project management, client service, and business development. The position is based in Hibbing, Minnesota, and may involve short-term travel for project assignments.

Entry level Geotechnical Engineer position at Barr Engineering Co. Responsibilities include engineering investigations, design support, field investigations, laboratory tests, geotechnical reports, proposals, cost estimates, and fieldwork. Hybrid work arrangement based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Join an innovative and collaborative geotechnical engineering team to support various projects in the fuels, mining, power, and public sectors. Responsibilities include engineering investigations, design support, fieldwork, report preparation, and proposal development. Requires a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with a geotechnical emphasis and 2+ years of geotechnical design experience.

Join Barr as an environmental engineer in Jefferson City, working on projects related to contaminated site investigation, remediation, and construction observation. Responsibilities include fieldwork, engineering calculations, and technical reports. Position offers a hybrid work arrangement.

The Geotechnical Engineer - Entry Level will be part of an innovative and collaborative team, assisting senior professionals in engineering investigations and designs while performing fieldwork and preparing proposals. The position requires strong technical skills, flexibility, and travel readiness.

Seeking an entry-level Environmental Engineer to work on projects related to contaminated sites, assist with investigations, design remediation systems, and prepare technical reports. This position involves both fieldwork and office tasks. Hybrid work arrangement available in Duluth, Minnesota.

Join an innovative and collaborative geotechnical engineering team as an entry-level Geotechnical Engineer. Responsibilities include engineering investigation, design support, field investigations, geotechnical reports, proposals, and cost estimates. Hybrid work arrangement splitting time between office and home.

Join an innovative and collaborative geotechnical engineering team, supporting various sectors with geotechnical services. Responsibilities include engineering investigation, design support, fieldwork, and report preparation. Requires a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with a geotechnical emphasis and 2+ years of experience.

Join Barr's geotechnical engineering team to perform engineering investigations, design support tasks, field investigations, and geotechnical reports. Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with 2 years of experience required. Strong technical skills and willingness to travel are essential.

Join Barr as an environmental engineer in their Ann Arbor office to work on projects related to contaminated sites. Responsibilities include on-site investigations, construction observation, remedial design, and technical reports. This position may involve 25% travel and 50% fieldwork.

Evaluate ecological and regulatory constraints for projects, conduct wetland delineations, prepare permit applications, and assess project impacts. Work independently and collaboratively with project teams. Must have a Bachelor's degree in ecology, biology, soil science, or similar field and 1 year of related work experience.

The Senior Structural Engineer will work on dam structures, hydropower facilities, and flood control structures. Responsibilities include design, analysis, project management, cost estimating, and site inspections. This position requires a Bachelor's degree in structural engineering, 10 years of experience, and a PE certification.

Assist with managing environmental review and permitting projects across the United States, with a focus on mining services in the Midwest. Provide technical advice, support clients, build relationships, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams. Work with government officials, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders to ensure compliance. Support business development activities and contribute to environmental surveys, assessments, and regulatory strategies.

The Leave of Absence Administrator oversees and administers all leave requests for US and Canadian employees, manages various leave programs, administers ADA accommodations, and ensures compliance with leave laws. Responsibilities include communication with employees and leaders, tracking leaves, coordinating return to work, and maintaining accurate leave files. The role also involves updating leave policies, ensuring compliance, and supporting benefit-related initiatives.

Key member of finance business support group providing accounting support directly to project teams including project setup, invoicing, and collections.

Work on contaminated site assessment, remediation, and closure capabilities in the Intermountain West. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, conduct remediation technology evaluations, develop remediation plans, and coordinate site activities. Mentor junior staff, handle client communication, and ensure project financial performance. Required to travel periodically within the United States and potentially Canada.

Provide leadership and work with multidisciplinary project teams, providing process engineering and technical expertise related to hydrocarbons and other flammable fluids. Manage projects, coordinate with clients, and opportunities for practice development, mentoring, and business development.

The Structural Designer will work on drafting design of various structures using Revit and AutoCAD software, with a focus on steel and concrete structures. Collaboration with engineers and design staff is essential for project success. Flexible working style and attention to detail are key.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage projects, maintain client relationships, provide mentorship, prepare proposals, analyze geotechnical data, lead multidisciplinary teams, and travel for assignments. Requires 10 years of experience, a Bachelor's degree in geotechnical engineering, and a PE certification.

The Geotechnical Engineer will be responsible for performing fieldwork, overseeing material testing, conducting geotechnical investigations, analyzing field data, and providing engineering design support. This position requires a Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with 5 years of experience in geotechnical engineering.