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4 Stantec Jobs Currently Hiring in Charlotte, North Carolina:

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04/03
Environmental Regulatory Permitting Project Manager - FERC/Energy
Stantec, Charlotte, NC (
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No Salary Information) Estimated $129.80 - $194.70 per hour. Estimated salary $269,984 - $404,976 per year. View all Construction Project Leaders employers jobs.
03/26
Civil Engineer
Stantec, Charlotte, NC (
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No Salary Information) Estimated $59.46 - $89.20 per hour. Estimated salary $123,685 - $185,527 per year. View all Civil Engineering Engineers, Designers, and Technicians employers jobs.
03/14
Senior Water/Wastewater Engineer
Stantec, Charlotte, NC (
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No Salary Information) Estimated $59.60 - $89.40 per hour. Estimated salary $123,968 - $185,952 per year. View all Process Operators employers jobs.
03/03
Senior Technology Consultant, Power BI
Stantec, Charlotte, NC Pays $108,000 per year (Below NC Average of $134,534 - $201,802 per year.) Pays $51.92 per hour (Below NC Average of $64.68 - $97.02 per hour.) View all Consultants and Specialists employers jobs.
About Stantec
Stantec has an average employee rating of 3.9 stars. Stantec empowers clients, people, and communities to rise to the world’s greatest challenges. The company is a global leader in sustainable engineering, architecture, and environmental consulting.

Stantec's professionals deliver the expertise, technology, and innovation communities need to manage aging infrastructure, demographic and population changes, and the energy transition. The company innovates at the intersection of community, creativity, and client relationships to advance communities everywhere.

Stantec is committed to sustainability and addressing critical issues like climate change and digital transformation. The company values diverse perspectives and strives to redefine what’s possible. Stantec aims to be a leader in creating a better future for communities worldwide.

Most Notable Positive: Good benefits and opportunities for professional development.
Most Notable Challenge: Bureaucracy and slow decision-making processes.