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SullivanKreiss Architecture & Engineering Hot Candidates – Week of April 13, 2009

Posted on April 12, 2009 by Justin G. Roy

Below are a few architecture and engineering candidates who we have recruited who are open to exploring a new opportunity.  If you are interested in learning more, please contact Justin G. Roy by email: jroy@sullivankreiss.com.

 

Senior Electrical Engineer, P.E.– Responsible for the design and project management of electrical engineering projects, including educational and healthcare facilities, client contact, and supervision and mentoring of less experienced electrical engineers.  Open to CT placement only.

Structural Project Manager– 6 years of experience with the design and management of structural engineering projects for military, historic renovation, commercial, and multifamily residential. 

Project Engineer, P.E.– Experience with water/wastewater projects; pump station, treatment plants, water and sewer pipelines.  Responsible for project design, specification preparation, data analysis, and O&M manuals.  Masters in Civil and Environmental Engineering.  Open to relocation.

Traffic Engineer, EIT – 12 years of experience with transportation and traffic engineering: traffic signal analysis and design, roundabout analysis and design, traffic impact analysis and transportation planning, roadway design and closed storm drainage system design.  Open to relocation.

 

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