Morrison-Maierle

We're seeking a Senior Civil Process Engineer who is passionate about process optimization, innovative design, and leading high-performing teams in the mining, water treatment, and industrial sectors. This position can be based at any of our 12 locations, including offices in Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. In this role, you’ll develop detailed process designs, mentor emerging engineers, and drive projects from concept through completion—all while strengthening client relationships and supporting business development. If you excel in technical skills, leadership, and process engineering, this could be your ideal next career step. Learn more on our website. https://bit.ly/4iXDq8x

We'll be at the Washington State Water Resources Association's Annual Conference this week. Learn how Morrison-Maierle's interdisciplinary team of scientists, geologists, and engineers supports communities in managing, protecting, and enhancing their natural resources. Whether we're delineating wetlands, analyzing floodplains, supporting environmental compliance, managing stormwater, or rehabilitating critical dam infrastructure, our team delivers science-backed, engineered solutions that integrate infrastructure and the natural environment. Be sure to stop by and learn how we can help create solutions for your next community project. Have a conversation with Molly Davidson, our Natural Resources Market Group Leader, and Mark Dose, PE, from our Spokane office. Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/enDZVGsz

Sheridan’s north end has seen major investment in recent years, including new manufacturing and industrial sites, car dealerships, retail centers, and the Gateway District. But despite the increase in jobs and activity in this part of town, one thing was still missing: housing. Sheridan Hills Subdivision Phase 1 helps close that gap by bringing 84 new dwelling opportunities to a 10-acre site, all within a short distance of the bustling north Sheridan area. Read more about this key community project, or contact Jeff Feck, PE or Tyson Markham P.E. for additional information. https://lnkd.in/gWMQTS5V

Congratulations to Jeff Saporito, PE from our Bend office on his milestone anniversary. Jeff is a water resources engineer who believes in using the right tools, not just a bigger hammer. Outside of work, he shares an “always keep exploring the Oregon outdoors” mentality with his wife, children, and the family dog, Sevi. P.S. Jeff currently knows all of the K-pop Demon Hunters songs by heart, but not necessarily by choice. Keep singing, Jeff—we’re glad you’re here.

Our company is growing! We're looking for a civil water/wastewater engineer who is passionate about developing water solutions and has strong project management skills. This role involves overseeing the entire project lifecycle, from planning and design to construction and completion. You’ll work with clients, manage project timelines, and lead a talented team. If you thrive in a collaborative setting and enjoy leading infrastructure projects, we’d like to hear from you. Apply now or share this opportunity with someone who might be a great fit. https://bit.ly/3JHZGpL

Recently, Jeff Saporito, PE, Water Resources Engineer from our Bend, Oregon office, was on-site at the Lundy Ditch Piping Project. In partnership with the Deschutes River Conservancy, Deschutes Soil & Water Conservation District, and Arnold Irrigation District (AID), this project will pipe an unlined irrigation ditch, ensuring metered water delivery and allowing for a future connection to a piped AID main canal. This will enhance efficiency, reliability, and long-term water stewardship for the community. Our team is providing full technical services, including easement development, bid administration, construction design plans, and construction oversight. We’re excited to support sustainable infrastructure that strengthens both agricultural productivity and watershed health. More updates to come!

Montana has long struggled with limited access to physicians, and more than half of the state’s counties are classified as medically underserved. The Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine saw an opportunity to help address that gap by opening Montana’s first nonprofit medical school in Great Falls. The 100,000 sq. ft. campus features state-of-the-art classrooms, simulation labs, collaboration areas, and outdoor balconies, all designed to support student well-being and learning. Read more about this key healthcare initiative: https://bit.ly/480dWlB

We’re proud to announce two important leadership appointments at Morrison-Maierle. Jill Cook, Operations Manager of our Billings office, has been named Chair of our Board of Directors, and Shaun P. Shea, PE, Airports Market Group Leader, has been appointed to one of our internal director seats. Please join us in congratulating Jill and Shaun. Thank you both for your continued leadership, vision, and dedication to our company and clients—we are grateful for the guidance you bring to our company. Read more on our website: https://bit.ly/4i0OD7H

Finished developing the fourth and final well at Gallatin Field Airport today. Thirty hours of air development to clean up the 180 slot screen. Next will be aquifer testing and analysis. Test analysis and final design will be completed using AQTESOLV and FWD:SOLV. Love that crystal clear groundwater!

Jill Cook, Operations Manager at our Billings, Montana, office, recently had the opportunity to share some of the growth initiatives and markets affecting the AEC industry in the latest issue of Engineering News-Record. In this article, Jill noted that Billings' role as a regional hub for healthcare, education, and commerce is continuing to drive demand for both infrastructure and services. Learn more and read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4oDmzJR