working at Barr

If you love problem solving and technical challenges, have an eye for detail but can keep the big picture in mind, like collaborating to find the best solution, and want to be in an environment where you can learn and grow, we'd like to talk to you. To learn more browse our open positions using the search fields above.

Barr is proud to be an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, race, color, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, age, disability, protected veteran status, or any other lawfully protected status. Minorities, women, veterans, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. 

Read Barr's EEO and Affirmative Action and anti-harassment policies. 

For the federal government's information on EEO, see the publication Equal Employment Opportunity Is the Law; for information on nondiscriminatory pay, see the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs' statement on pay transparency.

Thank for your interest in Barr! We are experiencing a high volume of interest in our open positions. If you experience any difficulty submitting your application, please email hresources@barr.com for assistance.

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With acres of impervious parking lots and roads, Maplewood Mall was a perfect candidate for a stormwater-management system overhaul. Working with the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District, the City of Maplewood’s staff and the mall’s owner, Barr designed a system that reduces phosphorus runoff to a local lake by 60 t0 80 percent while meeting regulatory, technical, and aesthetic challenges.

The final design incorporated above- and below-ground treatment facilities and storage for stormwater reuse, with care taken to maximize available parking space. Engineered soils and subsurface irrigation allow plantings to thrive even in challenging parking-lot conditions. Barr’s design also introduces public art and gathering spaces in addition to providing community environmental education. Mall owners are excited about the public-relations benefits of the transformation and the opportunity to draw new tenants and shoppers.