Sacramento Employment

Senior Electrical Engineer

Major Responsibilities and Duties:

Engineering Geologists

Responsibilities may include: 

• Field investigations leading to geotechnical analysis and design
• Project site geotechnical/geological inspections
• Preparation of design criteria, calculations, drawings, permitting documents, construction specifications and bid packages
• Construction oversight for foundation conditions
• The ability to handle multiple assignments successfully
• Field work and overnight travel will be required

Minimum requirements are:

• B.S. in or Geosciences or Civil Engineering from an accredited institution, M.S. preferred
• EIT certificate, PE, GE, PG, CEG or the ability to obtain certification
• Expertise with standard office software, emphasis in Excel, familiarity with CADD
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently
• Ability to handle multiple assignments successfully
• Previous applied work experience is desirable, including some or all of the following: Structural geologic mapping and analysis, slope stability analysis, field exploration including soil and rock drilling and sampling, experience with hydroelectric/water resources projects and construction projects
• Current California professional license or the ability to obtain licensure in the near future is desirable

Mid/Senior Level Cultural Resources Management (CRM) Project Manager s

Primary responsibilities include:

• Preparation of environmental impact assessments, technical reports and license applications, cultural resources assessments and other environmental/regulatory documents

• Preparation, implementation, and/or management of survey, testing, data recovery, and monitoring projects

• Provide assistance with proposal development, budget tracking, and management planning

Minimum qualifications include:

• A Master's Degree or Ph.D. (B.A./B.S. with extensive experience will be considered) in anthropology, archaeology, history, or closely related field

• Minimum of five years experience for mid-level hire and 5 years experience for senior-level hire

• Professional experience in the design and implementation of cultural resources studies such as archaeological survey, testing and evaluation, data recovery, and development of treatment and other cultural management measures

• Strong technical writing and oral communication skills; basic computer skills (Microsoft Office products); experience/capabilities with Geographic Information System (GIS) a plus

• Must be willing to travel periodically

The preferred applicant will have:

• Familiarity with federal, California, and local laws and regulatory processes such as: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) hydroelectric relicensing study requirements; National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requirements

• Experience in the hydropower industry

• Register of Professional Archaeologist (RPA) - certified or certifiable

• Demonstrated ability to work with project teams, private clients, governmental agencies, and non-governmental stakeholder groups

• Experience supervising project cultural staff

• Ability to manage multiple assignments successfully

Senior Wildlife Biologist

Primary responsibilities include:

• Planning, coordination, and management of specific wildlife and other related terrestrial resource projects.

• Management and supervision of junior staff and logistics planning.

• Resource data compilation, statistical analysis, and data interpretation.

• Preparation of FERC licensing documents, environmental impact assessments, technical reports, and study proposals.

• Client briefings, resource agency consultation, and participation in public meetings.

Minimum qualifications include:

• A Master’s Degree (B.S. with extensive experience will also qualify) in wildlife biology, zoology, ecology, environmental science, or closely related field.

• Professional experience in the design and implementation of wildlife and related studies such as wildlife inventory surveys; dedicated surveys for rare, threatened, and endangered animals, plants, and natural communities; habitat assessments for wildlife; and wildlife and botanical population studies.

• Demonstrated ability to work with project teams, private clients, governmental agencies, and non-governmental stakeholder groups.

• Strong technical writing and oral communication skills; basic computer skills (Microsoft Office products); and some experience with computer modeling, GIS, or statistical software.

• Must be willing to travel periodically

The preferred applicant will have:

• Familiarity with federal regulatory programs such as FERC hydro relicensing, NEPA, ESA, and California/local environmental regulations

• Experience in the hydropower industry

• Prior experience as a consultant, especially in California and the western U.S.

Entry/Mid Level Civil Engineer/with Geotechnical or Structural Emphasis

Responsibilities may include:

• Field investigations leading to geotechnical analysis and design
• Analysis and design of structural steel and concrete structures
• Project site geotechnical and structural inspections
• Preparation of design criteria, calculations, drawings, permitting documents, construction specifications and bid packages
• Construction oversight
• The ability to handle multiple assignments successfully
• Field work and overnight travel will be required

Minimum qualifications:

• B.S. in Civil Engineering from an accredited institution
• Two years of relevant experience
• EIT certificate, PE, or the ability to obtain PE within two years
• Expertise with Excel and AutoCAD
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently
• Ability to handle multiple assignments successfully
• Previous civil engineering work experience is desirable, including some or all of the following:  structural steel and reinforced concrete analysis and design, geotechnical analysis and design, experience with hydroelectric/water resources projects and construction projects

Civil Engineer

Major responsibilities of this position:

• Design of earthwork projects, including preparation of drawings, specifications and support calculations
• Design and evaluation of reinforced concrete and steel structures
• Perform hydraulic and hydrologic analysis of dams and water supply structures

Qualifications include:

• A B.S. or M.S. in Civil Engineering
• Increasingly responsible civil design experience
• CPE registration or the ability to obtain within six months