Onterris

Sales Operations Manager

• Serve as the primary sales enablement contact for Testing & Analysis stakeholders
• Manage incoming sales enablement requests and facilitate project kick-off meetings
• Develop, write, edit, and design sales collateral, including service and product sheets, statements of qualifications, presentations, project profiles, and customer-facing materials
• Update and maintain sales enablement materials for accuracy, branding, and messaging consistency
• Conduct market, competitor, and client research for business development initiatives
• Maintain the sales content library by uploading assets, organizing materials, applying metadata, and keeping content searchable
• Coordinate with technical experts, business development, and marketing teams to gather information and manage timelines
• Prioritize multiple projects while meeting deadlines and maintaining high-quality deliverables
• Use ClickUp to track tasks, timelines, status updates, and deliverables

Temporary Sales Enablement Specialist

Engineer

• Lead and deliver water resources, hydrology, drainage, and surface water management projects for a diverse client base
• Prepare and review technical reports, management plans, impact assessments, regulatory submissions, environmental approvals documentation, and other project deliverables
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and mentor junior team members
• Support capability development and a positive team culture
• Contribute to business development through proposals, bids, and client engagement

Principal Water Resources Engineer

Project Manager

• Act as field management for the test team, plant contacts, and regulatory contacts
• Follow established testing methods, procedures, and processes to support consistent and reliable source testing
• Manage project resource logistics with the logistics manager and office managers before field tests
• Manage onsite schedules and coordinate with client plant contacts and regulatory contacts regarding scope changes
• Manage daily field operational and safety aspects of site-specific stack programs
• Conduct data review and field quality control
• Staff field test teams appropriately and lead, train, and mentor field personnel
• Perform work in outdoor industrial settings, including climbing and working on elevated platforms
• Travel locally and overnight for multi-weekday projects

Environmental Field Project Manager

Operations

• Lead, mentor, and manage a team of 20+ water treatment operators, maintenance technicians, and field personnel across multiple facilities
• Oversee daily operation, maintenance, and performance of wastewater treatment facilities, distribution systems, and field equipment
• Troubleshoot water treatment processes and equipment, including pumps, motors, blowers, filtration systems, chemical feed systems, instrumentation, controls, and SCADA systems
• Direct preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs
• Monitor water quality, treatment performance, process trends, and operational data for regulatory, permit, and client compliance
• Coordinate field activities, staffing, scheduling, and resource allocation within approved client budgets
• Lead responses to equipment failures, process upsets, emergencies, and system outages
• Develop standard operating procedures, maintenance practices, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Coordinate with vendors, contractors, and equipment manufacturers on repairs, upgrades, installations, start-ups, and technical support
• Conduct field inspections and operational assessments
• Ensure team training and qualification in operations, maintenance, troubleshooting, safety, and regulatory compliance
• Enforce company, client, and regulatory safety requirements through meetings, audits, investigations, and corrective actions
• Collaborate with clients, regulatory agencies, and internal stakeholders on performance, compliance, and service delivery
• Work with Project Managers on operations and maintenance budgets, expenditures, and cost efficiency
• Maintain operational, maintenance, and compliance records and reporting
• Provide senior leadership updates on performance, staffing, equipment reliability, safety metrics, and risks
• Prepare facilities and teams for regulatory inspections, audits, and client reviews
• Perform other duties as assigned

Field Operations Manager

General

• Conduct and support wildlife field activities including nest sweeps, wildlife sweeps, amphibian capture and relocation, species-at-risk surveys, habitat assessments, breeding bird surveys, and wildlife monitoring equipment deployment and servicing
• Assist with daily field planning and execution according to project requirements and timelines
• Support or lead small field crews in accordance with standard operating procedures
• Prepare safety plans, maps, access routes, and equipment lists; confirm permits and access approvals
• Coordinate travel, accommodations, equipment readiness, and other field logistics
• Collect accurate digital data, photo documentation, and metadata; complete QA/QC and initial interpretation
• Provide timely updates to team members, project managers, clients, and regulators
• Contribute to technical reports by writing sections, preparing figures, and compiling appendices
• Participate in hazard assessments, tailgate meetings, and incident reporting
• Exercise stop work authority when required and contribute to a strong safety culture
• Collaborate with vegetation, wetlands, aquatics, and environmental construction support teams

Wildlife Biologist

• Performing hydrocarbon fugitive emission and/or leak detection of facilities in the Oil and Gas Industry in the field.
• Working with industry leading technologies used to detect and measure methane gas emissions.
• Assisting in coordinating and navigating to various facilities with maps and GPS.
• Training and auditing.
• Leading project kickoffs.
• Helping to calibrate and maintain equipment.
• Using various detection and measurement technologies under the supervision of the Team Lead.
• Collecting and recording emission data.
• Preparing field reports as required.

Field Project Manager

Technician

• Support emergency response and natural disaster efforts involving environmental and hazardous materials incidents.
• Maintain immediate availability for emergency response and extended travel, typically up to 30 days at a time.
• Manage high workloads and multitask effectively in a fast-paced, time-sensitive environment.
• Work extended hours, including overtime, weekends, overnight shifts, and rare 24-hour shifts as required.
• Independently operate monitoring instruments and record measurements.
• Prepare chain-of-custody documentation for environmental samples.
• Drive non-commercial vehicles to and from project sites.