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Seismic Developer Jobs in Washington (NOW HIRING)

Structural Engineer - Critical Structures & Seismic Design Location: Columbia, Maryland Level: Mid-Senior Join a specialist engineering team delivering structurally resilient solutions for critical ...

Bechtel will be the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor for the project. As ... Your role will also involve seismic hazard analysis, ground motion characterization, soil-structure ...

Monitor compliance with nuclear requirements, including seismic category design, safety-related ... Resolve field engineering issues, non-conformances, and design-construction interface challenges.

Nuclear Engineer - Sr

Reston, VA · On-site

$104K - $124K/yr

Have knowledge of nuclear engineering and sub-disciplines of thermo-hydraulics, seismic or earthquake, physics, computational science, and fission reactor engineering. * Oversee and manage teams ...

Nuclear Engineer - Sr

Reston, VA · On-site

$104K - $124K/yr

Have knowledge of nuclear engineering and sub-disciplines of thermo-hydraulics, seismic or earthquake, physics, computational science, and fission reactor engineering. * Oversee and manage teams ...

PE - Structural Tutor

Laurel, MD · Remote

$30 - $40/hr

... engineers for PE Structural certification. * Strategic Test-Taking & Problem-Solving: Skilled at teaching code-based structural design, load path analysis, and seismic design methodology for PE ...

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What is the difference between Seismic Developer vs Geophysical Software Engineer?

AspectSeismic DeveloperGeophysical Software Engineer
Required CredentialsBachelor's in Geophysics, Computer Science, or related field; experience with seismic data processingBachelor's or higher in Geophysics, Computer Science, or related; strong programming skills
Work EnvironmentOil & gas companies, seismic data firms, geophysical service providersResearch institutions, oil & gas companies, geophysical software firms
Industry UsageDevelops seismic data processing tools, workflows, and applicationsDesigns and implements geophysical algorithms and software for seismic interpretation

Seismic Developers focus on creating software and tools for seismic data processing, often working within oil and gas industries. Geophysical Software Engineers also develop seismic-related software but may have a broader scope, including algorithm development and research. Both roles require similar credentials and work environments, but their specific focus areas differ slightly, with Seismic Developers more application-oriented and Geophysical Software Engineers more research-oriented.

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WBG Pioneer - Seismic Risk Management Intern

WBG Pioneer - Seismic Risk Management Intern

The World Bank Group

Washington, DC

$17 - $22.75/hr

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

The World Bank Group (WBG) is the world's largest multilateral development institution, providing financing, knowledge, and technical assistance to governments and the private sector to reduce poverty and promote sustainable development in more than 100 countries. 
The World Bank Group's Corporate Real Estate (WBGRE) team manages a global real estate portfolio comprising 182 offices across 145 countries. To support safe and resilient workplaces, WBGRE has established the foundations of a seismic risk management program through engineering assessments of higher-risk facilities and portfolio-wide screening methodologies. 
WBGRE is now undertaking a project to establish its long-term Seismic Risk Management Framework by completing the initial portfolio baseline, defining technical approaches for evaluating and managing seismic risk across the global portfolio, and preparing the implementation roadmap for its long-term operation. The intern will contribute graduate-level technical engineering expertise while working closely with WBGRE staff and external structural engineering consultants. 
Duties and Responsibilities :
Under the guidance of the Real Estate Governance and Oversight Lead, the intern will: 
Review existing engineering assessments and engage with Project Managers, Facilities Managers, Corporate Risk, Insurance, and external structural engineering consultants to identify current practices and implementation needs. 
Coordinate the technical completion of the remaining seismic assessments and consolidate seismic ratings and related information into WBGRE portfolio databases. 
Develop a Seismic Risk Management Framework defining assessment methodologies and the integration of seismic considerations throughout the real estate lifecycle. 
Develop technical requirements and scopes of work for future engineering assessments and technical advisory services. 
Prepare guidance and training materials to support Project Managers and Facilities Managers in applying seismic assessment results. 
Prepare technical reports, presentations, and an implementation roadmap for the continued development of WBGRE's seismic risk management capability.Â