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27 WSP Jobs Currently Hiring in Seattle, Washington:

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10/10
Supervising Track Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
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Water Resources Engineering Intern- Summer 2027
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $39,520 to $62,400 per year Pays $19.00 to $30.00 per hour
10/08
Project Manager (SIR)
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $93,300 to $121,800 per year Pays $44.86 to $58.56 per hour
10/03
Electrical Studies, SCADA & Protection Electrical Engineer - Experienced Professional
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $82,800 to $151,000 per year Pays $39.81 to $72.60 per hour
Senior Transmission Line Engineer (Pacific) - Remote
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $125,000 to $244,100 per year Pays $60.10 to $117.36 per hour
Lead Structural (Buildings) Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $122,700 to $182,200 per year Pays $58.99 to $87.60 per hour
09/29
Experienced Professional, Civil Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $95,000 to $135,000 per year Pays $45.67 to $64.90 per hour
Vice President, MEP Healthcare Lead - Buildings
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $174,400 to $259,100 per year Pays $83.85 to $124.57 per hour
Senior Bridge Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $164,000 to $259,000 per year Pays $78.85 to $124.52 per hour
09/25
Senior Electrical Engineer (Generation) - Nuclear
WSP, Seattle, WA
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09/24
Inclusive Business Partnerships Manager
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $93,000 to $138,050 per year Pays $44.71 to $66.37 per hour
Transportation Engineering Intern- Summer 2027
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $39,520 to $62,400 per year Pays $19.00 to $30.00 per hour
Local Business Leader - Property & Buildings
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $184,100 to $283,600 per year Pays $88.51 to $136.35 per hour
09/22
Deputy Project Manager – Water Resources / Site Civil Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
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Mid-Level Structural (Buildings) Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $94,300 to $156,600 per year Pays $45.34 to $75.29 per hour
09/16
Structural Engineering Intern - Summer 2027
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $46,093 to $65,250 per year Pays $22.16 to $31.37 per hour
Deputy Project Manager
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $107,500 to $156,600 per year Pays $51.68 to $75.29 per hour
Construction Inspector
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $102,211 to $133,120 per year Pays $49.14 to $64.00 per hour
09/15
Project Controls Manager
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $185,000 to $205,000 per year Pays $88.94 to $98.56 per hour
09/11
Resident Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $174,400 to $213,200 per year Pays $83.85 to $102.50 per hour
09/08
Ports and Marine Civil Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $82,800 to $126,600 per year Pays $39.81 to $60.87 per hour
09/03
Technical Project Manager, Civil Engineer
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $147,150 to $235,000 per year Pays $70.75 to $112.98 per hour
08/27
Assistant Technician, Design Support
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $59,509 to $81,806 per year Pays $28.61 to $39.33 per hour
08/24
Senior /Principal Utilities Engineer (Development)
WSP, Seattle, WA
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08/21
Asset Intelligence & Digital Twin Specialist
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $153,200 to $227,500 per year Pays $73.65 to $109.38 per hour
08/20
Specialist, IT M&A People Integration and Workforce Planning
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $107,700 per year Pays $51.78 per hour
08/18
Project Manager
WSP, Seattle, WA
Pays $100,800 to $133,600 per year Pays $48.46 to $64.23 per hour
About WSP
WSP has an average employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars. WSP unites engineering, advisory, and science-based expertise to shape communities. WSP is committed to advancing humanity through its work.

WSP operates in over 50 countries and employs approximately 73,000 professionals, known as Visioneers. WSP pioneers solutions and delivers innovative projects across sectors such as Transportation & Infrastructure and Earth & Environment. WSP's U.S. team delivers innovative projects. WSP is dedicated to creating sustainable and resilient solutions. WSP values collaboration and innovation.

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