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The Geotechnical Engineer will perform tasks such as earthwork observation, subsurface investigations, and preparation of geotechnical reports. They will also take on calculations related to ground conditions and prepare for further responsibilities in retention wall design and pavement design.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage staff and projects, handle business functions such as proposals and budgets, and provide technical leadership. Responsibilities include decision-making, client interaction, team building, market evaluation, and ensuring profitability.

The Billing Manager will oversee billing operations, manage a team of billing clerks, facilitate timely billing processes, provide training on billing systems, and maintain relationships with clients regarding billing needs. This role includes managing cash receipts and collections while ensuring compliance with invoicing standards.

The Environmental Scientist will conduct Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, work with VDEQ programs, and manage regulatory interactions and site remediation tasks. Responsibilities also include producing detailed reports and project documentation while contributing to a collaborative team environment.

Seeking a Senior Geotechnical Engineer with 7-15 years of experience in geotechnical explorations and construction observation. Responsibilities include scope development, engineering analysis, mentorship, and leadership. Must have business development skills and PE license. Comprehensive benefits package offered, including competitive salary and professional growth opportunities.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will oversee subsurface investigations, manage soils-related issues, conduct engineering analysis and recommendations, and guide project development. This role includes mentoring team members and ensuring adherence to safety practices while engaging in business development for new client relationships.

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 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 Environmental Project Manager will oversee environmental projects, perform quality review of deliverables, manage and mentor team members, prepare proposals and budgets, handle project accounting, and interact with clients and contractors. This role also emphasizes business development and strong communication skills.

The Environmental Project Manager will oversee environmental consulting projects, including Phase I and II ESAs, manage project budgets, interact with clients and regulators, mentor team members, and ensure high-quality deliverables. The role also involves marketing and developing client relationships.

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.

The Project Accountant is responsible for timely processing of high-volume billing for multiple locations and ensuring adherence to project contracts and terms. They will maintain client accounts in the billing system, communicate with internal stakeholders, and contribute to process improvements. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business or Finance, with a minimum of 2 years of project billing experience, preferably in the AEC industry or multi-faceted engineering, law, or accounting firms. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in accounting software and Microsoft Office are required.

Seeking an Environmental Scientist with up to three years of experience to join our team in Abingdon, Maryland. The ideal candidate will have experience in Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments and brownfields, although it is not required. Strong written and verbal communication skills are a must.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will manage staff and projects, oversee hiring and training, handle business functions like proposals, invoices, and budgeting, provide technical leadership, and represent the company in client meetings. The role includes retaining clients and exploring new markets.

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 Senior Geotechnical Engineer will be responsible for overseeing geotechnical explorations and construction observations, including testing of earthworks and foundations, subsurface investigations, and preparation of geotechnical reports. Previous construction experience is essential for this role.

The Field Geologist will be responsible for construction monitoring and testing of soil and concrete materials. The role is suitable for new graduates interested in starting their career in geology, with training and advancement opportunities available. Key requirements include having a reliable vehicle, good driving record, and an enjoyment of outdoor work.

The Staff Geotechnical Engineer will conduct subsurface investigations, support senior staff in design and plan preparation for retaining walls and excavation structures, perform engineering calculations, prepare reports, and oversee construction materials testing during project execution.