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Process-Mechanical Engineer

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$102,900 a yearFull-Time
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At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world's most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, turning abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good. Your impact We challenge what is currently accepted, so we can shape innovative and lasting solutions for tomorrow. If you are interested in a long and rewarding career working with the industry's best and most innovative engineering employers, then Jacobs is where you belong.

We are looking for a driven and curious Process-Mechanical Engineer to work on water/wastewater projects locally in the Northwest and across the United States. As a Process-Mechanical Engineer, you will join a core group of water/wastewater and mechanical engineers and designers on studies, designs, and field assignments to deliver innovative solutions to challenging technical problems that our clients face. Your assignments will focus on water/wastewater projects but may also include broader process-mechanical engagements.

You will be part of our collaborative team and aligned with Jacobs' Infrastructure Design Department centered out of Corvallis, OR to provide the following services

  • Evaluation of pumping, treatment, and process options to determine the best approaches to solve…

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