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Morrison-Maierle

Designs infrastructure and building systems

Engineering Recruiter

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$70k - $95k
Mid
Sheridan, WY, USA+12 moreMore locations: Missoula, MT, USA | Boise, ID, USA | Casper, WY, USA | Gillette, WY, USA | Spokane, WA, USA | Great Falls, MT, USA | Bozeman, MT, USA | Helena, MT, USA | Billings, MT, USA | Bend, OR, USA | Cody, WY, USA | Kalispell, MT, USA
In PersonIn-person at one of the listed office locations; remote work is not available.
People & HRTechnical Recruiting

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 3 years of talent acquisition experience managing full-cycle recruitment processes.
  • A proven track record of placing key talent within the architecture, engineering, and construction industry.
  • Understanding of recruitment methods for attracting and placing talent.
  • Experience conducting passive candidate searches.
  • Proficiency with applicant tracking systems and other recruitment tools.
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
  • Sound judgment in assessing candidates' skills and organizational fit.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with hiring managers to develop recruiting and talent acquisition strategies that support business growth.
  • Source, engage, and attract engineering and professional talent through active and passive recruiting methods.
  • Lead full-cycle recruitment, including candidate screening, interview coordination, selection, and offer management.
  • Build and maintain talent pipelines through professional networks, universities, industry organizations, and strategic sourcing initiatives.
  • Provide candidates with timely communication and relationship-building throughout the recruiting process.
  • Promote the employer brand and employee ownership culture across recruiting channels and communities.
  • Collaborate with leaders to inform hiring decisions that strengthen teams and support long-term organizational goals.
  • Ensure recruiting activities comply with company policies and employment regulations.

About the company

Morrison-Maierle designs infrastructure and building systems for public agencies, communities and private developers that need to build or improve physical assets. Its work ranges from roads and water treatment facilities to the electrical, mechanical and structural systems inside buildings. Clients hire the firm for planning, engineering design, land surveys and environmental studies, with specialists working together from early project assessments through construction support. Projects include resurfacing Missoula Montana Airport's runway and restoring fish habitat on Idaho's Blackfoot River. Founded in 1945, Morrison-Maierle is headquartered in Helena, Montana.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Helena, MT

Founded

1945

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What believers are saying

  • Leadership training is recurring: Morrison-Maierle runs Emerging Leaders and Leadership Alliance professional development groups each year.
  • Boise engineers get health-cost support: the electrical engineer posting lists 90% company-paid shared health-plan premiums.
  • Idaho work gained capacity: Morrison-Maierle acquired Boise engineering firm QRS Consulting in April 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Bonuses vary with results: Morrison-Maierle ties incentive compensation to company and individual performance.
  • Health coverage requires budgeting: Morrison-Maierle's listed plan has a high deductible, paired with a health savings account.
  • Visa-dependent candidates face a barrier: the Boise electrical engineer application excludes employer sponsorship.

What makes Morrison-Maierle unique

  • Ownership stays with staff: Morrison-Maierle is entirely owned through an employee stock ownership plan.
  • Funding advice precedes construction: Morrison-Maierle develops grant and loan strategies for infrastructure clients.
  • Survey work reaches underwater: Morrison-Maierle maps riverbeds and lakes to support bridge and natural-resource engineering.

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