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Provides administrative support for construction project teams, including time tracking, onboarding, office supply management, electronic file maintenance, invoice coding, insurance certificate tracking, client billings, lien releases, permits, inspections, project documentation, equipment reconciliation, and communication with field personnel. Supports projects up to $5 million with 50–100 onsite employees.

Supports project, estimating, and business operations teams during an educational internship. Responsibilities include maintaining checklists, files, spreadsheets, databases, reports, and schedules; assisting with projects and special tasks; attending meetings and jobsite activities; preparing presentations; and completing supervised assignments while learning company procedures and safety practices.

Supports technical employees with basic engineering tasks, assigned projects, documentation, records, drafting, data collection, and engineering file organization. Works under direct supervision while learning organizational processes and procedures. The role is intended for an undergraduate student pursuing a technical degree and requires teamwork, communication, attentiveness, and the ability to follow directions. Travel is limited to 0–5% of working time.

Develops and maintains financial models for energy infrastructure projects; evaluates project economics, pricing, capital structures, and financing alternatives. Performs sensitivity analyses, prepares financial reports and executive presentations, validates assumptions, and supports project financing and strategic decisions. Collaborates with engineering, operations, development, finance teams, lenders, investors, and external advisors while maintaining financial databases and model documentation.

Supports technical employees with basic engineering tasks, assigned projects, documentation, records, drafting materials, data collection, filing systems, and engineering information organization. Works under direct supervision while learning organizational processes and procedures. The role requires an undergraduate student pursuing a technical degree, teamwork, communication, attentiveness, and the ability to follow directions.

Provides supervised technical support to engineering staff, contributing to projects, documentation, records, drafting, data collection, and engineering file organization. Reviews records for revisions and assists with maintaining maps, drawings, graphs, and related technical resources. The role is intended for an undergraduate pursuing a technical degree and requires teamwork, communication, attentiveness, and the ability to follow directions.

Designs electrical systems for building projects, including layouts, calculations, diagrams, specifications, code reviews, site surveys, construction observations, submittal reviews, and RFIs. Coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, mentors designers and CAD technicians, manages small projects, supports budgets and schedules, and performs energy calculations. Requires frequent job-site travel and work in varied physical environments.

Designs mechanical systems, components, and assemblies for building and energy infrastructure projects. Creates drawings, flow diagrams, wiring diagrams, construction details, equipment schedules, and technical reports. Conducts field surveys, collaborates with project managers, engineers, contractors, and project teams, and delivers designs on schedule. Works under direct supervision while addressing basic technical issues and supporting HVAC, building automation, and related mechanical design activities.

The Mechanical Engineer PE II designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, and improves mechanical systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing engineering documents, developing systems, drafting blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, resolving complex issues, and mentoring subordinate staff. The role requires client interaction, technical leadership, and professional engineering judgment in energy infrastructure environments. Travel to job sites or offices is required 5–10% of the time.

Designs, analyzes, tests, maintains, repairs, and improves mechanical systems and components. Responsibilities include signing and sealing engineering documents, developing systems, creating blueprints, conducting field visits, managing projects, and addressing complex engineering issues under general supervision. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, strong technical and problem-solving skills, and willingness to work in varied physical environments.