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Coordinates concrete materials laboratory operations, including project administration, sample and inventory tracking, equipment calibration, quality documentation, proficiency testing, safety records, audits, inspections, and accreditation activities. Maintains compliance with laboratory standards, manages supplies and external service providers, supports process improvements, and safely operates material-handling equipment. The role collaborates with engineers, project managers, laboratory personnel, quality staff, and vendors.

Manages the full lifecycle of customer, vendor, and subcontractor contracts, including drafting, review, negotiation, execution, compliance monitoring, renewals, reporting, and closeout. Maintains contract records, tracks obligations and deadlines, verifies vendor documentation, coordinates with Finance and legal counsel, and ensures ERP terms align with executed agreements. Improves contract processes, templates, controls, and systems while serving as the central contact for contract-related questions.

Senior geotechnical engineer responsible for managing multidisciplinary projects, directing field teams, performing geotechnical observations and analyses, preparing and reviewing technical reports, and ensuring quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. The role also includes client interaction, budgeting, scheduling, business development, proposal preparation, staff coaching, and technical presentations. Frequent regional travel and outdoor fieldwork are required.

Assists senior project managers with planning, scheduling, resource allocation, documentation, sample coordination, client updates, safety compliance, and quality standards for construction materials testing projects. The role coordinates field and laboratory teams, tracks project data and milestones, and supports communication with clients and internal stakeholders. It is primarily office-based with frequent visits to active construction sites and requires adherence to safety protocols and PPE use.

Manages large-scope and high-risk projects from proposal through completion, coordinating teams, budgets, contracts, invoices, documentation, risks, and client communications. The role also develops client relationships, markets company services, supports strategic growth, and may provide technical expertise for engineering projects. It requires independent decision-making, financial oversight, stakeholder communication, and occasional field work.

Owns business architecture and process design for a multi-year enterprise transformation. Partners with IT and vendors to translate business needs into technology roadmaps, requirements, system implementations, and acceptance criteria. Maintains program roadmaps, work plans, dependencies, risks, and governance standards while facilitating cross-functional decisions and readiness reviews. Leads vendor evaluations and supports executive and Board-level reporting.

Leads complex pavement engineering projects for roadways, airports, and industrial infrastructure. Responsibilities include advanced pavement design, forensic failure investigations, materials evaluation, technical report review, client management, project oversight, regulatory compliance, business development, and mentoring engineers. Requires PE licensure, advanced pavement software expertise, and at least eight years of experience. The role operates across office, field, laboratory, and construction-site environments.

Manage accounts receivable processes, including cash application, invoice review, collections, reconciliations, aging analysis, discrepancy resolution, and client communications. Maintain accurate ERP records, support month-end close, evaluate bad debt, provide cash flow and collections insights, and ensure compliance with accounting principles and internal controls. Collaborate with project accounting, finance, operations, and clients to resolve billing issues and improve receivables processes.