Careers at S2N

Join the S2N Team

We take pride in attracting, developing, and retaining the best people in the industry, and hire ambitious and dedicated professionals to fill positions at all levels of our organization.

If you're seeking a career in designing and deploying complex technology solutions on some of the most ambitious projects, we want to hear from you!


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Life at S2N

S2N provides a healthy and fun working environment, ensuring our team members have a great experience at work and at company sponsored events.

As a wholly owned subsidiary of Clark Construction, S2N offers access to a wide variety of activities and benefits, from social sports leagues to training and development opportunities.

Meet The Team

Jennifer Gehringer

Jennifer Gehringer

Director of Clinical Consulting
Katie Johnson

Katie Johnson

Senior Project Manager, Systems Integration
Kyle Ott

Kyle Ott

Preconstruction Manager

Our Commitment to Safety

People are at the core of everything we do. On par with our commitment to building excellence is our commitment to safety. At the core of S2N’s approach to building safely is fostering camaraderie and a genuine concern for the person working next to you.

This grassroots approach builds trust among teams and empowers employees to embody our “All Hands, All Heads, All Hearts” ethos on every jobsite. Where trust is the norm, teams are more likely to offer honest feedback or elevate concerns if they see something unsafe.