Discover diverse roles tailored to your interests and goals while contributing to projects that create positive change.

At Verdantas, we believe in the power of fresh perspectives and the potential of early career professionals to drive meaningful change. Whether you’re a recent college graduate, a student eager to gain practical experience, or a field professional looking to embark on a rewarding career path without a degree, we offer a dynamic environment where your contributions can make a significant impact. Our diverse range of opportunities ensures that you’ll find a role that aligns with your interests and career goals, all while contributing to projects that drive positive change in the world.

Field Technicians

Field Technicians at Verdantas are involved in hands-on tasks and play a vital role in the company’s environmental and engineering projects. They perform fieldwork, including collecting samples, conducting surveys, and implementing project plans at various locations. Field Technicians gather data that is crucial for environmental assessments and engineering analyses. They are responsible for operating and maintaining the equipment for testing and data collection. They document their findings and prepare reports that contribute to the decision-making process for project planning and execution. Field Technicians work closely with engineers, scientists, and other professionals to ensure the accuracy and reliability of their work.

Surveyors

A Surveyor Field Technician assists in conducting land surveys, collecting data, and preparing detailed reports. This role is accessible with a high school degree and offers long-term growth and ample opportunities for career advancement. On-the-job training is available to help you develop the necessary skills and knowledge.

Lab Technicians

A Lab Technician prepares laboratory tests, applies basic computer data templates, and prepares comprehensive reports. This hands-on role, available with a high school degree, allows individuals to see the direct results of their work, making it both rewarding and impactful. On-the-job training is provided to ensure you are well-equipped for the tasks.

Soil Technicians

A Soil Technician performs laboratory tests, applies basic computer data templates, and calibrates laboratory equipment. This position, which requires a high school degree, contributes to sustainable land use practices and environmental conservation efforts. On-the-job training is available to support your professional development.

Drafters

A CAD Technician works with AutoCAD, Revit, and Solidworks to create detailed drawings and designs. This role, accessible with a high school degree, involves bringing ideas to life through technical expertise and creativity. On-the-job training is provided to help you master the necessary tools and techniques.

Administrative Coordinators

An Administrative Coordinator is involved in day-to-day operations, enhancing team productivity and supporting various departments. This role, available with a high school degree, significantly impacts the efficiency and success of the organization. On-the-job training is available to help you excel in your responsibilities.

Early Career