ECC is an employee-owned federal contractor running design-build, remediation and munitions response work, with active job posts tied to DoD fuel facility repairs on Wake Island and a Kadena tank project, consistent with hiring in Japan. Its stack pairs field tools like Primavera P6, AutoCAD, Navisworks and SCADA with a full Azure data estate (Synapse, Databricks, Fabric, Purview, Copilot Studio), a data maturity unusual for a mid-size contractor.
ECC is a privately held, employee-owned construction and environmental company founded in 1985 and headquartered in Burlingame, California. It delivers design-build construction, environmental remediation, disaster recovery, energy, munitions response and international development services. Its clients include military and federal agencies, and its work spans facilities construction, rebuilding efforts and community recovery after disasters. The company has 201–500 employees and operates offices internationally, with current hiring in the United States and Japan.
ECC uses Primavera P6, AutoCAD, Navisworks and SCADA for project delivery, plus an Azure data stack including Data Factory, Synapse, Databricks, Fabric, Purview, Power BI and Copilot Studio.
Job posts reference repairs to DoD fuel facilities on Wake Island, a Kadena tank project, Portland tank repairs, site paving improvements and environmental characterization and remediation work.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating, concentrated in engineering and construction with mostly senior and manager-level roles, plus some ops and legal positions, in the United States and Japan.
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