Geotechnical Professional PositionWe are seeking a motivated geotechnical professional for the Wakefield, Massachusetts (Boston) office to assist on a variety of projects throughout the region. Project types will include buildings, infrastructure and transportation, dams and levees, and waterfront development. Essential Responsibilities & DutiesPerform geotechnical engineering analyses and design.Observe & manage field explorations and construction activities.Coordinate geotechnical laboratory testing and interpret results.Perform geotechnical analyses, computations, prepare spreadsheets, prepare and edit drawings using AutoCad.Prepare reports and construction specifications.Assist with proposals and business development activitiesMinimum QualificationsBachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering.Fundamentals of Engineering (FE or EIT) certification.Geotechnical course work required.2-4+ years of experience.Experience working in a team environment and meeting deadlines.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Working knowledge of CAD and other common software.Willingness to travel on temporary assignment if needed.Must have a valid driver's license and be willing to work in the field as needed.Ability to perform field work in active constructions sites year-round without restrictions, and in inclement weather if required.GEI's Total Rewards Package IncludesMarket-Competitive Compensation, including Eligibility for an Annual Performance BonusPay Range For This Position: $80,000 -$95,000/yearComprehensive Benefits Program, including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Disability and MoreWell-Being Program and Paid Parental LeaveCommuter BenefitsHybrid Work Schedules and Cell Phone StipendsGEI University (GEIU) with Continuing Education Assistance and Tuition ReimbursementConnecting Conversation Program with a Focus on Professional Development and Opportunities for AdvancementSupport and Financial Rewards for Publication Awards, Professional Dues, and Professional LicensesPaid Holidays and Generous Paid Time Off ProgramRewards and RecognitionGEI-Funded Profit Sharing and 401(k)Opportunity to be an Owner and ShareholderA Vibrant Culture that is Focused on Partnership, Sustainability, Giving Back to Our Communities and Diversity, Equity and InclusionAnd More…Physical RequirementsWork EnvironmentFunctional Demands:Sedentary - Light - X - Medium - OtherActivity Level Throughout Workday(check one per row)Physical Activity Requirements - Occasional(0-35% of day) - Frequent(33-66% of day) - Continuous(67-100% of day) - Not ApplicableSitting - 4-6 hoursStanding - 4-6 hoursWalking - 2-6 hoursClimbing - 0-1 hoursLifting (floor to waist level) (in pounds) - 0-30 poundsLifting (waist level and above) (in pounds) - 0-10 poundsCarrying objects - 4-6 hoursPush/pull - 0-1 hoursTwisting - 1-2 hoursBending - 2-3 hoursReaching forward - 2-3 hoursReaching overhead - 1-2 hoursSquat/kneel/crawl - 2-4 hoursWrist position deviation - 0-1 hoursPinching/fine motor skills - 1-2 hoursKeyboard use/repetitive motion - 4-6 hoursTaste or smell (taste=never) - 0-1 hoursTalk or hear - 6-8 hoursAccurate 20/40 - Very Accurate 20/20 - Not ApplicableNear Vision - xFar Vision - xYes - No - Not ApplicableColor Discrimination - xSensory Requirements - Minimal - Moderate - Accurate - Not ApplicableDepth perception - xHearing - xEnvironment RequirementsOccupational Exposure Risk Potential - Reasonably Anticipated - Not AnticipatedBlood borne pathogens - xChemical - xAirborne communicable diseases - xExtreme temperatures - xRadiation - xUneven surfaces or elevations - xExtreme noise levels - xDust/particular matter - xOther (exposure risks):Usual workday hours: - x - 8 - X - 10 - 12 - Other work hoursNote that typical ecological staff have highly variable schedules.
On average, an ecological staff person may spend around two-thirds of their time in the office and one-third in the field. A typical field day may be 2-8 hours. A typical work week may have 1-2 field days.
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