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The role involves providing structural engineering expertise for dam and hydropower projects, including design, project management, site inspections, and safety evaluations. Responsibilities also include preparing plans, specifications, and reports while mentoring early career engineers. Candidates may work on various renewable projects as needed.

The Environmental Engineer will work on projects involving the investigation, evaluation, and remediation of contaminated sites. Responsibilities include on-site investigations, construction observation, engineering calculations, remedial design, and preparing technical reports, while also potentially requiring some travel and fieldwork throughout the year.

The Geotechnical Engineer will join a collaborative team focusing on various projects involving geotechnical analysis and design, especially related to shallow/deep foundations and dam structures. Responsibilities include field investigations, data analysis, preparing reports, cost estimates, and training junior engineers.

The Senior Environmental Consultant will manage and oversee environmental review and permitting projects, provide technical advice, build client relationships, and assist in business development. Responsibilities include conducting impact assessments, mitigation planning, and managing multidisciplinary teams while ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations.

The Senior Ecologist will manage projects related to water resources and environmental engineering, overseeing wetland delineations, conducting wildlife surveys, developing permit applications, and preparing environmental assessments. Collaboration with project teams and regulators is key to ensure ecological compliance and project implementation.

The Environmental Scientist will conduct environmental impact assessments, perform species reviews and wetland evaluations, communicate with regulatory agencies, and develop environmental permit applications. This role requires strong project management skills and collaboration with teams.

The Processing Librarian processes project and corporate records, provides records management services, catalogs materials, analyzes metadata, and assists clients in improving records management practices. This hybrid role requires collaboration with internal clients and supports various aspects of library and records services.

The Environmental Systems Analyst will provide support for environmental compliance and sustainability by managing environmental management systems, creating regulatory reports, troubleshooting software issues, and conducting data analytics to assist clients with environmental performance and compliance initiatives.

The Structural Engineer will provide engineering services for various projects including industrial and hydraulic structures, manage projects, prepare plans and specifications, conduct site inspections, and oversee construction. Responsibilities also include communication with team members and clients, project management, and attention to detail.

The Environmental Scientist will assist in evaluating ecological and regulatory constraints for projects, conduct wetland delineations, monitoring, and prepare necessary reports and applications for project implementation and impact mitigation.

The Gas Pipeline Engineer will manage engineering tasks for natural gas and oil pipeline projects, including design, facility preparation, project management, and field investigations. Responsibilities involve creating detailed design for pipelines, managing projects up to $25 million, and preparing funding documents and proposals.

The Cultural Resources Specialist will collaborate with scientists, engineers, and regulatory bodies to address cultural resource and regulatory issues. The role involves conducting due diligence reviews, preparing NEPA documents, assisting with permits, and managing cultural resources subconsultants. The specialist will also coordinate field studies, manage project budgets, and ensure compliance with regulations.

As a Cultural Resources Specialist, you will engage with scientists, clients, and regulatory agencies to address compliance and reporting related to cultural resources. Responsibilities include conducting field studies, performing due diligence, drafting necessary reports for regulations, and assisting in permit applications.

The entry-level Geotechnical Engineer will join a collaborative team, performing engineering investigations, field investigations, analyzing data, and supporting geotechnical reports and proposals. Responsibilities include site observations, lab testing oversight, and executing geotechnical design tasks under senior engineers’ guidance.

The role involves supporting a geotechnical engineering team in various responsibilities such as conducting field investigations, analyzing data, preparing proposals, and providing mentorship to junior engineers. The focus is on geotechnical analysis and design for projects involving foundations, dam construction, and groundwater management.

Barr is seeking an entry-level environmental engineer to work on projects involving contaminated site investigations, remediation, and monitoring. Responsibilities include fieldwork, engineering calculations, design, and technical reporting. The role involves teamwork and requires strong communication, detail orientation, and technical skills, with up to 25% travel and 50% fieldwork expected.

The Geotechnical Engineer will perform engineering investigations, design support, and field investigations, under the guidance of senior professionals. Responsibilities include analyzing lab and field data, preparing geotechnical reports, and performing construction observation. The role requires a Bachelor's degree, 2+ years of experience, and willingness to travel for site work.

This Entry Level Geotechnical Engineer will join a team to support engineering investigations, fieldwork, and data analysis for geotechnical projects, while preparing reports and proposals. The role involves hands-on fieldwork and the opportunity to learn under senior engineers.

The Geotechnical Engineer will assist in engineering investigations and design under senior supervision, perform field investigations and analyses, prepare reports, proposals, and conduct fieldwork including construction observation and monitoring. This role supports various projects in sectors such as fuels, mining, and public infrastructure.

The Geotechnical Engineer will support engineering investigations, design geotechnical investigations, prepare proposals, analyze field and lab data, and conduct fieldwork. They will collaborate with more senior engineers and engage in geotechnical reports.