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Sheridan

Established in 2004, our Sheridan office sits alongside Little Goose Creek in Central Wyoming. Beavers are one of the many wildlife visitors that our staff sees in the area. The Sheridan office primarily supports the generation, mining, and oil and gas industries and specializes in Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans.

Association Involvement

Petroleum Association of Wyoming

The Petroleum Association of Wyoming is the voice of the oil and gas industry, including oil and gas production companies, midstream processing, pipeline transportation, oilfield service companies, and affiliated companies offering essential work such as legal services, accounting, consulting and more.

Wyoming Mining Association

The Wyoming Mining Association serves as a unified voice, providing value at a reasonable cost to its membership, by communicating, influencing, and promoting issues on behalf of the mining industry.

Open Positions

Below are a few of the open positions associated with this office. If you don’t see something that aligns with your skills or want to explore other work environments and distributed roles, view our current openings across the company. We can’t wait to welcome you to the team!

REQ ID: 15667

Archaeological Monitor (Permitted)

Environment

Hybrid

Department

Cultural Resources

Location

Sheridan, WY
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REQ ID: 15680

Assistant Project Paleontologist (Temporary)

Environment

Mobile

Department

Earth Sciences

Location

Wyoming
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REQ ID: 15676

Staff Paleontologist (Temporary)

Environment

Mobile

Department

Earth Sciences

Location

Wyoming
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