Geotechnical Project Engineer

Geotechnical Engineer Project EngineerThis is a growth-oriented role for an engineer with strong field experience who is ready to transition into project engineering. You will support and learn from senior engineers while gaining hands-on experience in project coordination, geotechnical analysis, reporting, and limited staff oversight—with a clear path toward a Project Engineer role.Key Responsibilities:Perform geotechnical calculations, analysis, and technical problem-solvingAssist with project planning, schedules, budgets, and staffing coordinationSupport preparation of proposals, reports, design documents, and bid packagesConduct site inspections to monitor construction progress and compliancePerform and oversee field testing (soil, concrete, rebar) and laboratory workClassify soils, evaluate subsurface conditions, and prepare technical reportsCoordinate with project teams, clients, and regulatory agencies as neededSupervise and support field personnel on assigned projectsTravel frequently for field assignments (25–75%, may include out-of-state)Key Factors for Success:Strong foundation in geotechnical fieldwork and construction supportDesire to grow into full project engineering responsibilitiesComfortable working both in the field and office environmentsAble to manage multiple tasks, schedules, and prioritiesEffective communicator with clients, field staff, and project teamsWillingness to pursue PE licensure if not already licensedQualifications:Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (or related field)3–5 years of geotechnical, construction, or field engineering experiencePE license preferred or ability to obtain within 2 yearsOSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER certification (required or ability to obtain)Experience reviewing plans, specifications, and technical reportsFamiliarity with AutoCAD/Civil 3D, geotechnical software, and MS OfficeValid driver's license and ability to access job sitesAbility to lift up to 50 lbs and work in varying outdoor conditionsWork Environment:Mix of office and field workFieldwork includes uneven terrain and all weather conditionsSafety equipment required during field assignmentsCompensation & Benefits:Base Salary: $90,000–$120,000Mileage reimbursement and bonus potentialBenefits, paid time off, and 401(k)Tuition reimbursement and professional development supportJOB ID: #postGlory Hill