NewReal Estate Program Manager (WMS Band 2) Lacey, WA State of WashingtonReal Estate Program Manager (WMS Band 2) Lacey, WALacey, WA$86,880–$115,840 / yearThe positions main purpose is to limit agency risk and legal exposure associated with acquiring and disposing of real property; ensuring agency compliance with any legal requirement of regulation obtained through legal contract; granting and obtaining legal documents as needed for less-than-fee-simple property transactions; developing agency policy and programs as needed to improve the revenue-generating capacity from commercial leases; developing agency policy and programs to improve sustainability and partner development in the agencys long-term lease program; and training, mentoring, and supervising Real Estate Program staff in accomplishing the above. We encourage applicants underrepresented in natural resources and outdoor recreation fields to apply, including but not limited to women, Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC), individuals with disabilities, neurodivergent individuals, disabled and Vietnam era veterans, persons over 40 years of age, and individuals who identify as a part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
Party Chief Parametrix IncParty ChiefPuyallup, WA$38–$48 / hourYou will support a variety of public infrastructure, transportation, utility, land development, and community-building projects throughout the region while working closely with Professional Land Surveyors, project managers, engineers, clients, and other project partners. Parametrix is a 100% employee-owned consulting firm helping clients deliver resilient infrastructure, vibrant and livable communities, and environmentally sustainable solutions.
Land Surveyor Career CollectiveLand SurveyorLacey, WashingtonThe candidate should have knowledge in the maintenance of field equipment, setup, operations, and proper field procedures to ensure efficient and accurate field data collection and add value to our survey and design team. Ability to operate Topcon total station and GPS receivers.
Geology Assistant, Natural Resource Scientist 1 (NRSci1) State of WashingtonGeology Assistant, Natural Resource Scientist 1 (NRSci1)Olympia, WA$4,093–$5,501Duties include describing rocks, deposits, and geologic features; interpreting new and existing data; navigating field terrain independently or as part of a team; and collecting and compiling field data using ArcGIS Online. The candidate will also develop geologic unit descriptions, interpret geologic framework, describe mine waste features, contribute to subsurface analysis of borings, wells, and drilling records, assist with 2D cross sections, and support sample selection and thin-section analysis.
NewSenior Right of Way Engineer Luster NationalSenior Right of Way EngineerTacoma, WA$130,000–$197,000 / hourWe're seeking Senior Right-of-Way Engineers to support large, complex transit capital programs, including light rail and bus corridors, stations, tunnels, elevated guideway, trackwork, and rail systems, delivered through both traditional and alternative delivery methods. Your focus is the right-of-way engineering that keeps transit corridor delivery moving: right-of-way plans, legal descriptions, parcel and easement documentation, and the coordination across design, survey, acquisition, and construction that decides whether property is available when crews need it.
Civil Engineer II - Utilities City of LaceyCivil Engineer II - UtilitiesLacey, WARemote$9,832.45–$11,687.66 / yearManages water resource protection projects such as water quality management planning; lake protection and restoration; stream protection and enhancement; reduction of pollution sources by fully researching each project, and ensuring that all project activities (i.e. consultant selection, council and public involvement, permits, land acquisition, environmental reviews, and grant reporting) are completed in a timely manner so that project goals can be met effectively. This position is responsible for, but not limited to, duties such as analyzing, researching, planning, and designing of municipal structures and systems; reviewing development plans, and/or leading Civil Engineer I's or technical support staff in projects and work assignments; and reviewing and stamping work performed by unlicensed engineers.