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Designs instrumentation, controls, SCADA architectures, communication networks, electrical systems, and related engineering documentation for municipal water and wastewater facilities. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, supports construction through submittal reviews and RFIs, performs inspections and QA/QC, and participates in testing, startup, and commissioning. The role also provides electrical design for power distribution, motor controls, lighting, and grounding systems. Requires approximately 5–10% travel, primarily within the Phoenix area.

Supports enterprise EHS&S and Asset Management software implementations, including requirements gathering, process analysis, configuration, data migration, integration, testing, reporting, training, deployment, and production support. The consultant collaborates with clients, stakeholders, and technical teams to translate business needs into system solutions and improve operational, environmental, health, safety, sustainability, quality, and asset management processes. Travel to client sites and customer meetings may reach 15%.

Design electrical systems for water, wastewater, and industrial facilities, including power distribution, lighting, communications, security, fire alarm, and controls. Prepare CAD designs, calculations, diagrams, and specifications; perform power system analyses; support construction through inspections, submittal reviews, and RFIs; coordinate project schedules and budgets; and mentor junior staff. The role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and occasional travel to project sites.

Supports transportation roadway design teams by preparing conceptual designs and construction plans using OpenRoads and MicroStation. Assists with highway and street geometric design, drainage and hydrology/hydraulics, construction engineering and inspection, traffic and highway field-data collection, transportation planning reports, roadway safety studies, and traffic engineering projects under expert mentorship.

Leads business development and market expansion for Arcadis’s Claims, Disputes, and Change Management practice across the Western United States. Builds relationships with infrastructure and construction stakeholders, identifies opportunities, leads strategic pursuits and proposals, partners with subject matter experts, and drives revenue growth. Requires extensive experience in construction, infrastructure, claims consulting, project controls, dispute resolution, or related advisory services.

Supports project managers with financial administration across multiple projects. Responsibilities include preparing monthly client invoices, analyzing project revenue, profitability, and accounts receivable metrics, coordinating subcontractor billing, setting up projects in Oracle, tracking schedules and budgets, verifying contract compliance, and preparing detailed reports and spreadsheets. The role requires strong organization, analytical ability, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Project Engineer supporting environmental, civil, geotechnical, mining, reclamation, and restoration projects. Responsibilities include feasibility studies, engineering design, construction quality assurance, technical reviews, environmental permitting, client engagement, staff mentoring, business development, and work toward serving as Engineer of Record. The role focuses on mining facilities, open pits, tailings, slope stability, and site conditions, with up to 25% travel across North America.

Supports client-facing climate and sustainability consulting projects involving GHG accounting, climate risk, ESG reporting, decarbonization, target setting, and net-zero strategy. Conducts sustainability data analysis and research, prepares presentations and reports, manages assigned project tasks, participates in client meetings, and supports proposals and business development. The role requires strong analytical, communication, research, and organizational skills in a hybrid consulting environment.

Supports legal and business teams on transportation and infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include researching legal and regulatory matters, reviewing and drafting contracts and project documents, supporting compliance and risk mitigation, organizing materials for claims and audits, coordinating with counsel and stakeholders, and maintaining confidential legal files. The role is intended for a current law student or recent law school graduate.

Designs roadway infrastructure for DOT and municipal projects, including intersections, arterials, expressways, interstates, and interchanges. Develops alignments, cross sections, pavement designs, construction drawings, specifications, and reports using CAD tools and applicable standards. Supports project scopes, budgets, schedules, quality reviews, client coordination, and presentations while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and mentoring junior engineers and interns.