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Manage environmental site investigation and remediation projects from scope through delivery. Oversee staff, subcontractors, budgets, schedules, quality control, risk mitigation, and client engagement. Provide technical oversight, mentor staff, pursue business development, and ensure projects meet specifications and profitability targets while coordinating with regulators and stakeholders.

Design electrical systems for water and wastewater treatment facilities, pump stations, and conveyance systems. Develop power distribution, motor control, emergency power, lighting, instrumentation, and controls deliverables. Perform electrical studies, prepare specifications and cost estimates, coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, review submittals, respond to RFIs, and support site assessments, factory acceptance testing, and commissioning. The role requires four years of relevant experience, U.S. citizenship, a driver’s license, and hybrid work in Denver.

Designs electrical systems for water and wastewater facilities, including power distribution, motor controls, emergency power, lighting, instrumentation, and controls. Performs power system studies, prepares technical documents and cost estimates, coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, supports quality reviews and construction submittals, and participates in site assessments, factory acceptance testing, and commissioning. The role is hybrid in Denver and may require regional travel.

Leads medium to large proposal and presentation efforts from capture through interview stages. Develops outlines, content plans, executive summaries, resumes, past performance sections, and management approaches. Coordinates color and quality reviews, manages revisions, supports win strategies and go/no-go decisions, conducts debriefs, and contributes to marketing and pursuit strategy. Coaches junior proposal staff while managing multiple deadlines and ensuring compliance and quality.

Leads consulting workstreams for infrastructure, public-sector, utility, and community-focused clients. Responsibilities include structured problem solving, stakeholder interviews, market and investment analysis, DCF and economic modeling, data analysis, visualization, executive presentations, quality control, and business development. The role supervises junior staff, develops client recommendations, and supports strategy, operational improvement, digital transformation, and infrastructure investment engagements.

Manage and grow client accounts for AECOM’s air quality compliance services. Develop business strategies, identify opportunities, leverage an existing client portfolio, secure environmental projects, and achieve sales targets. Collaborate on proposals and technical solutions, negotiate contracts, provide regulatory and industry insight, and coordinate integrated environmental services across teams. The role requires substantial air quality compliance expertise, client relationship management, business development experience, and 25–50% travel.