Design Technician responsible for creating new distribution and service designs for gas and electrical facilities, managing projects, obtaining permits, and coordinating with customers and engineers.
Locations (2)
Denver, Colorado, United States
Dove Valley, Colorado, United States
Compensation
$24 – 25/ hour
Responsibilities
Act as primary point of contact and liaison between customers, construction and utility providers.
Provide cost effective designs and first-class customer service while balancing regulations and engineering standards.
Design facilities for new and existing customers according to the customer’s construction standards.
Read and interpret multiple types of construction drawings to determine job scopes.
Manage and report on multiple projects from start to finish.
Requirements
High School Diploma
Associate's degree
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: previous utility design experience
Nice to have: experience working with underground utilities
Provide field level support to surface Resource Development Geologists and assist with core logging, sampling, mapping, data entry, and underground support at the Seabee Gold Operation.
Locations (3)
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada
Responsibilities
Provide field level support to surface Resource Development Geologists by helping with core logging, sampling, mapping and sample processing.
Monitor surface drilling operations for adherence to safety, environmental and program execution parameters under the supervision of the Resource Development Geologist.
Provide data entry support in the office at the direction of a Resource Development Geologist.
Assist underground Resource Development Geologists with beat, face sampling, back mapping and core logging.
The Business Analyst (BA) works as a member of the Catastrophe (CAT) Planning & Logistics Team, supporting efforts to ensure organizational readiness and effective response to catastrophe events.
Compensation
$86,100.00 - $115,000.00
Responsibilities
Establishes collaborative relationships with CAT Planning & Logistics, Claims, and other business partners.
Collects, analyzes, and communicates data to support catastrophe planning, readiness, logistics, and response.
Uses data, mapping systems, and other tools to assess catastrophe events and communicate potential and actual impacts.
Supports the development and continuous improvement of CAT plans, processes, procedures, reporting, and readiness activities.
Supports the development, implementation, and maintenance of catastrophe response and logistics plans.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Nice to have: certifications in emergency management
Nice to have: certifications in GIS
Nice to have: certifications in data analytics
Nice to have: certifications in business continuity
Lead the development of sensor calibration, mapping, and localization systems for a multi-vehicle fleet, ensuring accurate perception and planning models.
Compensation
$200,000 - $300,000
Responsibilities
Design and implement sensor calibration systems (camera, LiDAR, radar, IMU) for factory and in-field use
Build and maintain mapping pipelines, including map creation, versioning, and drift detection
Develop and improve localization algorithms, including sensor fusion, odometry, and SLAM
Define accuracy, latency, and reliability requirements for outputs consumed by downstream teams
Build tooling to validate calibration and localization quality at fleet scale
The pay range for this position is $29.00 - $29.00/hr.
Responsibilities
Implementing any changes in the process around loan transfer activities, comparing data, data driven analysis knowing MSP data is going to be highly valuable
Working with counterparties to resolve differences and understanding the data in general
Helping build training details and implementing processes
The candidate will be supporting the client working with a designated application team in an iterative development environment, focusing on application development, testing, data conversion, and backend business logic.
Compensation
$92-97k
Responsibilities
Review and understand the Application Team’s work plan/project plan
Participation in requirements and/or design review sessions
Develop and test application in support of the project specifications and interfaces
Collaborate with the technical team members in creating designs
Provide status of work and deliverable estimate to Project Manager and/or Technical Lead
Finger Lakes Regional Trail Stewards focus on the maintenance and construction of historic trail systems within the Finger Lakes Region of the NYS Parks, rehabilitating historic paths, stonework, and bridges.
Compensation
Compensation: (weekly living allowance): $500/week
Responsibilities
Perform trail maintenance and construction tasks under supervision or independently
Assist the Finger Lakes trail crew in scheduled trail improvement projects
Coordinate volunteer trail projects and events
Serve as a public liaison for the Finger Lakes regional trail crew
Educate park patrons on sustainable trail work and natural areas protection
Lead and manage municipal policy planning and land development projects across Ontario, driving business development and technical direction for the Planning Practice.
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