WELCOME TO CRITIGEN’S CAREER SITE

Critigen is a global technology consultancy company which serves both public and private-sector clients, including government, state, local, large engineering firms and financial institutions. This extensive client base touches every sector of critical infrastructure – energy, water, facilities, government, financial, commercial, transportation and emergency response. Although Critigen’s 700 employees are geographically dispersed in 60 offices on four continents they are connected by a unique culture of extreme innovation, creativity and imagination.
 
Join us as we work together to meet 21st Century demands with 21st Century answers. Are you ready to take your career in a new direction? Then catapult your career with Critigen. Search our job openings and apply online today!
 
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Critigen participates in the E-Verify program, a federal electronic system used to assist employers in verifying employment eligibility of newly hired employees.  All employees are required to show the appropriate original documents required by the United States Department of Homeland Security. For additional information please review the documents below:
 
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Client Snapshot

United States Air Force Civil Engineer

Critigen addressed the US Air Force's worldwide installation management challenges by providing disciplined creation, management, and sharing of critical geo-referenced information.

News + Events

Aging Infrastructure and Decreased Budgets

Posted: 2/11/2010

How local governments can use technology to maximize ROI on infrastructure assets in 2010 and beyond.
In today’s age of decreasing budgets, the demand for public funding and the competition among local, state, and federal officials for scarce resources generally results in officials making decisions that provide only for the most immediate needs. Decisions about long-term capital expenditures usually get deferred. Often officials do not have the ability to evaluate the risks associated with their decisions and the consequences of deferring maintenance or capital improvements that extend into the future well beyond their time in office.

Interview with Jeff Akers, CEO, Critigen

Posted: 1/26/2010

Our vision is to develop on our strong heritage and domain expertise, while continuing to serve as the quintessential technology resource for the critical infrastructure industry, says Jeff Akers, CEO, Critigen.