Geotechnical Engineer

Main Areas of Responsibility

Technical Expertise in Civil Engineering:

• Stability, Settlement, and Seepage Analysis: Ability to perform and interpret complex analyses related to solid waste disposal facilities.
• Civil Engineering Design: Proficiency in designing surface water systems, leachate collection and pumping systems, and grading for solid waste disposal facilities.

Field and Laboratory Investigation Skills:

• Coordination: Experience in establishing and coordinating field and lab investigations to characterize solid waste facilities.

Project Management:

• Task Management: Ability to manage various project tasks and ensure timely project completion.
• Client Interaction: Skills in responding to client needs and questions and preparing proposals.

Technical Reporting:

• Report Preparation: Experience in overseeing and preparing detailed technical reports.

Communication Skills:

• Effective Communication: Ability to communicate clearly with clients, regulatory agencies, colleagues, and managers.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration:

• Integration of Disciplines: Interest and capability in working on projects that integrate various disciplines within civil engineering.

Professional Development:

• Continuous Learning: Willingness to invest in personal and professional growth and to learn from senior staff.

Qualifications

• Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering with emphasis in Geotechnical engineering; Masters degree is highly preferred
• At least 2-10 years of relevant experience with geotechnical projects
• Proficiency in AutoCAD/Civil 3D, MS Word and Excel
• EIT or P.E. registration
• Solid written and oral communication skills to include proposal writing and reporting
• Good interpersonal skills
• Ability to learn new concepts quickly and willingness to take on diverse challenges
• Valid drivers license and ability to travel out of town