Jobs at Colorado Springs Dermatology Clinic

This full-time flatbed CDL-A driver role is based in Denver, Colorado, serving regional routes across the western United States. The position involves transporting heavy materials such as steel, aluminum, and building supplies, requiring the driver to perform tarping duties and secure loads safely. Key responsibilities include operating modern, well-maintained flatbed trucks, adhering to strict safety protocols, and maintaining a clean driving record. The role is appealing due to its strong emphasis on safety, access to cutting-edge truck technology, and a supportive company culture that balances big-company resources with a family-like environment. Drivers benefit from consistent weekend home time, comprehensive health and retirement benefits, and a transition package to assist with onboarding. This is a company driver position with no travel outside the designated regional area.

This full-time flatbed CDL-A driver role is based in Denver, Colorado, serving regional and over-the-road routes across the western United States. The position involves transporting diverse materials such as steel, glass, and building supplies while ensuring secure load tarping and safe operation of modern, well-maintained equipment. Key responsibilities include adhering to strict safety protocols, managing route logistics, and maintaining a clean driving record. The opportunity appeals to experienced drivers seeking a supportive family-oriented culture with a commitment to safety and driver well-being. The role offers consistent home time on weekends, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and 401(k) matching, and access to a driver-focused technology platform for real-time support.

The SE&V Project Engineer role supports the C2BMC program within a dedicated engineering team, focusing on early-phase systems engineering activities such as concept development, requirements decomposition, and design. Key responsibilities include leading the creation of system models using Model-Based Systems Engineering tools, managing project schedules, developing interface control documents, and facilitating technical reviews with stakeholders. This position requires an active security clearance and involves on-site work in Colorado Springs or Huntsville with occasional travel. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to work on cutting-edge missile and space defense technologies while benefiting from a culture that values continuous innovation and offers professional development stipends, flexible time off, and comprehensive benefits.

This full-time General Laborer role supports Central Environmental Inc.'s construction and environmental remediation projects across Alaska, Colorado, and Nevada. The position involves assisting skilled tradespeople, loading and organizing materials, and maintaining safe work sites under the direction of a Project Superintendent. Key responsibilities include operating hand and power tools, adhering to strict safety protocols, and working in diverse outdoor conditions ranging from extreme heat to cold weather. The role appeals to candidates seeking physically active work in a collaborative team environment with opportunities to gain experience in rural and remote construction settings. While the listing mentions remote location options, the duties require on-site presence at job sites and yards, often involving travel and flexible schedules up to 12 hours per day. Candidates must be physically fit, reliable, and capable of working independently or as part of a crew in adverse weather.

This entry-level Abatement Laborer role is based in Anchorage, Alaska, with potential for travel, supporting Central Environmental Inc.'s environmental remediation and demolition projects. The position involves identifying, removing, and safely disposing of hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead-based paint, while assisting with deconstruction activities. Key responsibilities include maintaining a clean work site, performing daily equipment checks, and operating tools in compliance with strict safety protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking hands-on experience in a growing, full-service environmental firm that values safety and teamwork. A valid driver's license is required, and the position offers opportunities for professional development through preferred certifications like HAZWOPER and Asbestos training.

The System Engineering Manager 3 role leads the design integration and analysis team within Northrop Grumman's GBSD Systems Engineering Integration and Test organization. The position involves managing cross-functional groups focused on liaison engineering, stress analysis, and standard parts while ensuring contractual delivery on cost and schedule. Key responsibilities include developing master plans, utilizing Earned Value Management for budget control, and fostering customer relationships to drive value creation. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on revolutionary defense systems with a culture that values intellectual curiosity and diversity. The role offers a flexible 9/80 work schedule, relocation assistance, and a comprehensive benefits package. Candidates must hold a Secret clearance and be based in Roy, Utah, Huntsville, AL, or Colorado Springs, CO, with occasional travel required.

This full-time CAD Operator III, Electrical role supports the Design Department by converting rough sketches and engineering notes into detailed system and installation drawings. The position requires six years of electrical CAD experience to produce complex layouts, single-line diagrams, and wiring schematics while ensuring strict adherence to company standards. Key responsibilities include revising existing documents, generating as-built documentation, and collaborating with engineers and project managers on multiple concurrent projects. The role offers a flexible work arrangement, allowing for remote work or a hybrid schedule depending on the candidate's location near Wichita, KS or Colorado Springs, CO. The position appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking a collaborative environment that values technical accuracy, professional growth through cross-training, and a commitment to safety and teamwork.

The Quality Control/Waste Manager role at Central Environmental Inc. is based in Fairbanks, Alaska, within the construction and environmental remediation division. This position oversees production standards and manages environmental waste processes across various project sites. Key responsibilities include supervising teams, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and maintaining accurate data records using standard office software. The role offers a dynamic work environment that alternates between field activities and office duties, providing opportunities for leadership development and direct impact on large-scale infrastructure projects. Candidates must possess a valid driver's license and be prepared for variable weather conditions and physical demands typical of a construction setting.

This role serves as a Modeling and Simulation Solution Architect within the Vehicle Engineering and Integration Department at The Aerospace Corporation, focusing on the design of Live Virtual Constructive frameworks for space enterprise testing. Key responsibilities include developing full solutions architectures for distributed simulations, integrating heterogeneous systems across multiple sites using standards like HLA and DIS, and optimizing network protocols for interoperability between classified and unclassified environments. The position offers the opportunity to work with a team of thought leaders on critical national space programs, providing a mission-driven environment where technical expertise directly supports defense and civil customers. While the role requires 100% onsite work in locations such as Chantilly, VA, or Colorado Springs, CO, it features a collaborative culture that values innovation, offers robust professional growth programs, and includes comprehensive benefits designed to support long-term career development.

The RMF Analyst III role supports the Army Materiel Command within Chronos Operations, a subsidiary of Chenega MIOS, focusing on cybersecurity compliance and risk management. Key responsibilities include developing System Security Plans, managing Authority to Operate packages, coordinating continuous monitoring, and validating technical controls against NIST and DoD standards. The position requires active oversight of eMASS documentation and collaboration with stakeholders to streamline security authorization processes. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a culture rooted in integrity and professional development, offering structured growth paths and a supportive environment. The role is based in Huntsville, Alabama, with potential for up to 10% travel and flexibility to work nights or weekends as mission requirements dictate.

The Project Manager/Project Engineer role at Central Environmental, Inc. is based in Fairbanks, Alaska, supporting a full-service construction and environmental remediation team. The position involves directing project sequencing, managing costs, and allocating resources while preparing detailed dimensional drawings and design layouts. Key responsibilities include negotiating with subcontractors, administering contracts, and developing quality control documents to ensure compliance with approved plans. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can apply engineering knowledge to diverse projects across the U.S. and globally. The role offers the chance to work on significant infrastructure and remediation efforts within a collaborative company culture. Success requires frequent travel to active construction sites, often in challenging weather conditions, and the ability to supervise teams while maintaining high safety standards.

The Project Manager role at Central Environmental, Inc. is based in Anchorage, Alaska, within a full-service construction and environmental remediation firm. This position involves planning and implementing projects, defining scope and deliverables, and creating detailed schedules. Key responsibilities include leading risk identification and resolution, tracking progress, and presenting reports to stakeholders. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to lead complex civil and environmental projects in a collaborative environment. While primarily office-based, the position requires occasional travel and offers the opportunity to work on diverse projects across the U.S. and globally.

The Project Manager/Project Engineer role at Central Environmental, Inc. is based in Fairbanks, Alaska, supporting a full-service construction and environmental remediation team. The position involves directing project sequencing, managing costs, and allocating resources while overseeing daily site activities and safety compliance. Key responsibilities include preparing detailed dimensional drawings, conducting material testing for quality control, and negotiating with subcontractors on contracts and change orders. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can apply engineering knowledge to diverse projects across the U.S. and globally. The role offers the chance to work on significant infrastructure and remediation efforts within a collaborative culture that values organizational growth and professional development. The position requires frequent travel to dispersed job sites and the ability to work in various weather conditions, with a typical schedule involving early site walk-throughs followed by administrative duties.

This full-time onsite role for Central Environmental, Inc. is based in Anchorage, Alaska, and involves operating heavy machinery for demolition and environmental remediation projects. The position requires five or more years of experience with specialty demolition excavators, steel shears, and processors. Key responsibilities include executing safe equipment operations under varying conditions, adhering to strict safety and environmental protocols, and collaborating with management and vendors. The role appeals to candidates seeking to join a long-established, union-affiliated company with a strong commitment to quality and safety. The schedule consists of 8 to 12-hour shifts, Monday through Friday, with occasional weekends and travel as needed.

The System Engineering Manager 3 role at Northrop Grumman leads a cross-functional team focused on design integration, liaison engineering, and stress analysis for revolutionary defense systems. The position involves managing contractual delivery on cost and schedule, overseeing program performance through Earned Value Management, and fostering collaboration within Integrated Program Teams. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on historic technological advancements within a culture that values intellectual curiosity and diversity. The role offers a flexible 9/80 work schedule, potential relocation assistance, and the chance to make a global impact. Candidates must hold an active Secret clearance and be based in Roy, Utah, Huntsville, AL, or Colorado Springs, CO, with occasional travel required.

This full-time Accounts Payable Specialist role supports the finance department by managing daily invoice processing and vendor payments across multiple subsidiaries. Key responsibilities include verifying and coding invoices, reconciling credit card statements, processing electronic transfers, and assisting with year-end 1099 preparation and audits. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with locations in Anchorage, Oak Ridge, Colorado Springs, and Reston. The role is appealing due to the company's strong commitment to integrity and transparency, along with comprehensive benefits including employer-matched retirement contributions, fully paid dental and vision coverage, and exclusive tuition assistance for career advancement.

This full-time Senior Technical Advisor role supports the Transportation Security Administration's Intelligence and Analysis office within CACI's Finance and Accounting division. The position focuses on enhancing vetting and adjudication operations through strategic technical guidance and process optimization. Key responsibilities include analyzing complex workflows to recommend system improvements, developing detailed Standard Operating Procedures and training materials, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure data quality and compliance. The role offers the appeal of contributing directly to national transportation security within a culture that values integrity, innovation, and continuous growth. It provides flexibility through a unique time-off benefit and access to robust learning resources. The position is based in Annapolis Junction, MD; Colorado Springs, CO; or Springfield, VA, with up to 10% travel required within the continental United States.

This DOD SkillBridge internship places transitioning service members within Matrix Design Group's Government Consulting Services Center of Excellence. The role involves conducting research, writing technical reports, and supporting process improvement initiatives for Department of Defense and local government clients. Key responsibilities include data analysis, stakeholder engagement, project management assistance, and proposal development. The position is appealing due to Matrix's employee-owned culture, which fosters diversity and offers comprehensive benefits including an ESOP and professional development opportunities. While based in Colorado Springs, Denver, Phoenix, or San Antonio, remote arrangements are considered, and the role may require occasional travel to project sites.

The Principal Systems Engineer role supports the Sentinel program within Northrop Grumman Defense Systems, focusing on the sustainment and development of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile systems. Based in locations such as Roy, UT, or Huntsville, AL, the position involves developing system architectures using Cameo Enterprise Architecture, managing requirements through tools like DOORS, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to define use cases and verify system performance. The role offers a collaborative culture that values intellectual curiosity and innovation, allowing engineers to contribute to mission-critical national defense projects. Key benefits include a flexible 9/80 work schedule, comprehensive health and wellness resources, and opportunities for professional growth. Relocation assistance is available, and the position requires a Secret clearance with occasional travel.

This role involves leading archaeological and historical preservation projects for a people-centric engineering firm. The position focuses on navigating complex federal, state, and local regulations, including the National Historic Preservation Act, to ensure compliance while advancing sustainable development. Key responsibilities include conducting cultural resource assessments, coordinating field investigations, managing multidisciplinary teams, and engaging with regulatory agencies and tribal entities. The role offers the appeal of working on projects that positively impact communities, with opportunities for professional growth, flexible work arrangements, and a collaborative culture that values creativity and mentorship. Candidates may work from various locations across the central United States.

This full-time Strategic Operations and Policy Analyst role supports the TSA Vetting Analysis Division within a consulting capacity. The position involves leading enterprise-wide process improvement initiatives, managing mission-critical projects from concept to execution, and shaping legal and regulatory policy frameworks. Key responsibilities include analyzing complex data to drive strategic decisions, developing performance dashboards, and engaging diverse stakeholders across multiple locations. The role appeals to professionals seeking high-impact work in national security with a mission-driven culture that values integrity and continuous growth. It offers flexibility through a unique time-off benefit and access to robust learning resources, requiring an active TS/SCI security clearance and up to 10% travel within the continental United States.

This Technology Designer role is based in the Albuquerque office and focuses on designing structured cabling, security, A/V, and low voltage systems for diverse facilities including laboratories, hospitals, and data centers. Key responsibilities include creating construction documentation, developing project budgets, conducting site surveys, and coordinating technical solutions with stakeholders. The position offers the appeal of working with a top-tier engineering firm on technically challenging projects across a wide variety of sectors. The role supports professional growth through exposure to complex builds and requires proficiency in design software like AutoCAD and Revit.