Read on to learn about two job openings with RH2. If you are interested in applying or you have any questions, feel free to contact Craig Norman, RH2 Engineering Staff Engineer at cnorman@rh2.com or visit the job posting:
1. Civil Staff Engineer (Medford, OR)
- Description: RH2 is seeking staff engineers with a CIVIL or MECHANICAL engineering degree and one or more years of experience with varied civil background to join the team in our Medord, Oregon office. Work includes design and review of a variety of projects, including water, waste-water, and transportation facilities.
- Qualifications: The chosen candidate must be a team player, a flexible self-starter, and willing to take on challenging assignments. A BSCE or BSME is required, and a PE is preferred. Knowledge of AutoCAD and Excel software is preferred.
- To Apply: Please submit cover letter, resume and copy of transcripts to careers@rh2.com. Documents should be in pdf format and the subject line should reference the Medford Staff Engineer position.
2. Environmental Professional (Bothell, WA)
- Description: RH2 is seeking an experienced environmental professional for our Bothell office location.The candidate will primarily be responsible for: Environmental permit and report preparation, assisting with wetland and stream delineations, classification and mitigation design, assisting with storm-water engineering design and permitting, assisting with water quality and environmental monitoring, and GIS mapping.
- Qualification: Candidates possessing a BS or BA in environmental science, environmental planning and permitting, environmental engineering, wetland ecology, aquatic and fisheries science, or similar discipline, are preferred. Experience working in a professional setting involving practice in one or more of the above disciplines is ideal. Prior education and experience with wetland and stream sciences, delineations, and habitat characterization is desired. Candidates must have strong verbal, written, and interpersonal skills; be capable of working individually and in a team setting; and be able to communicate effectively with colleagues, clients, and regulatory agency staff.
- To Apply: Please submit cover letter and resume in PDF format to careers@rh2.com The subject line should reference the Bothell Environmental Professional position.
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course that is offered through the UW Civil & Environmental Engineering Department. The approximate dates are Aug 21st to Sept 17th, 2016. The focus of the course is Water Engineering in an Arid land, and the course takes place in partnership with the Jordan University of Science and Technology.There are course options for graduate students, upperclassman, pre-engineering, and (new this year) non-science majors.
event for 200 high school students to learn about the SR 520 Bridge construction and hear about engineering majors at UW. All students pursuing an engineering major are eligible to volunteer. This is an opportunity to get involved as a leader and mentor to the high school students, and also have the opportunity to practice your public speaking skills.
Fund makes available over $300,000 each year for student-led projects. Since their founding in 2010, they have funded 60+ projects totaling over 1.3 million dollars of funding. Students receive grants that have ranged from $1,000 to $100,000 through two annual funding cycles consisting of a preliminary Letter of Intent and Full Proposal. However, applications up to $1,000 can be submitted and funded anytime throughout the year with only a Letter of Intent.
infrastructure projects in the United States, from the 1800s to the present day. From the surveying the American west, to the construction of railroads and canals, to the municipal systems which gave rise to urban density and skyscrapers, the United States (and Seattle in particular) has been uniquely impacted by the agency of engineers, architects, and builders to alter the given landscape. At the time, these projects were done in the name of many different social, political, racial, economic and civic agendas – ones that are due for critical reflection in the 21st century. As infrastructure projects continue into the present day, these reflections are vital for young professionals who seek to engage/ change the course of development into the future.
