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Stanley Consultants is seeking an Engineer-In-Training 1, Electrical, for our Denver, CO office. This onsite role supports engineers on a diverse range of projects for industrial, commercial, local, national, and international clients.
You will collaborate with seasoned engineers, assist in design and analysis, conduct site visits, perform computations, and help develop CAD plans while learning the company’s standards and codes.
Job title - Engineer-In-Training 1, Electrical
Location - Denver, CO (Centennial)
Job type - Onsite
Requisition ID - 11301
Are you motivated, energetic and ready to learn from the best in the industry? Is your passion for engineering contagious? Do you value work/life balance? If this describes you, we are looking for a talented and ambitious Engineer-In-Training where you will gain meaningful experience in design and analysis of buildings and large non-building structures for industrial, commercial, local, national, and international clients.
Stanley Consultants is looking for a Electrical Engineer-In-Training 1 for our Denver, COoffice. This position supports professional engineers as they assist our clients by providing both technical expertise and project management on a diverse range of projects.
We realize there’s more to life than just work. We help you meet the demands of work, family and personal life through several flexible options.
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