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The Environmental Scientist or Engineer will lead and assist in air-quality performance testing and monitoring, including preparing test plans and communicating with regulatory agencies. Responsibilities include deploying sampling equipment, analyzing results, and managing client relationships while working collaboratively in a project team environment.

The Environmental Engineer/Scientist/Consultant will manage environmental review and permitting projects, focusing on mining services in the Midwest. They will collaborate with clients and multidisciplinary teams, ensure compliance with regulations, and support business development while maintaining relationships with stakeholders. Responsibilities include developing environmental review documents, conducting surveys, and consulting with regulatory agencies.

The Environmental Engineer will work on projects involving the investigation and remediation of contaminated sites, participating in field investigations, remedial design, and producing technical reports. The role includes working with a team and may involve travel and fieldwork.

As an entry-level Geotechnical Engineer, you will support engineering investigations, perform fieldwork and lab tests, assist in the preparation of geotechnical reports and proposals, and work under senior professionals in various geotechnical projects.

The Environmental Data Management Specialist will manage complex environmental data projects, primarily using EQuIS and Microsoft Excel. Responsibilities include data entry, quality checking, producing reports and charts, and collaborating with team members to enhance analytical capabilities.

This role involves providing hydrologic engineering expertise for water-retaining dams and hydropower projects, focusing on hydrologic assessments, modeling rainfall and snowmelt, flood frequency analysis, and risk evaluations. Responsibilities include developing hydrographs, inundation mapping, and performing hydrologic engineering analysis while collaborating with project teams.

The Senior Structural Engineer will design and analyze structural systems, manage projects, prepare plans and specifications, perform cost estimating, and ensure construction observation. The role involves client service and business development, mainly serving the mining, manufacturing, and power industries, which may include short-term travel for projects.