Total 3 Fresh/Entry Level job vacancies in Vancouver, Washington

As a Student Trainee (Electrical Engineering), you will:

• Perform a variety of tests in accordance with established methods. Adjusts and operates test equipment of proven reliability. Applies standardized test procedures. Records instrument readings. Determines whether the test data fall within normal limits. Determines the apparent causes of deviations in the test data resulting from equipment malfunctions, observational errors, and other causes.
• Analyze and present data in accordance with established methods. Extracts data from a variety of prescribed but non-standardized sources. Recognizes errors which are readily apparent (e.g., misplaced decimal points and reversal of algebraic sign) but which require a limited knowledge of the subject matter. Processes the data according to well-defined methods and designated formulas using elementary algebra and geometry in addition to arithmetic.
• Assemble, install, and maintain instruments and equipment.
• Participate with engineers and other professionals in meetings relating to the review of engineering elements of assigned projects.
• Accompany engineers and other professionals on field inspections of in-process and completed work.

As a Student Trainee (Natural Resource Specialist), you will:

• Assist higher-grade specialists in carrying out the work of the organization by performing a variety of standard tasks.
• Search readily available data from prescribed sources such as files, reports, or regulations and recognize and correct obvious discrepancies and data omissions. Compile, analyze, and present data in accordance with established methods and formats.
• Use established formulas to make routine calculations.
• Review vegetation management standards, procedures, instructions, and information (SPIFs).

As a Student Trainee (Realty Specialist), you will:

• Assist higher-grade specialists in carrying out the work of the organization by performing a variety of standard tasks.
• Search readily available data from prescribed sources such as files, reports, or regulations and recognize and correct obvious discrepancies and data omissions. Compile, analyze, and present data in accordance with established methods and formats.
• Use established formulas to make routine calculations.
• Review vegetation management standards, procedures, instructions, and information (SPIFs).