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Senior Tunnel Geotechnical Engineer - Lead & Field

Job in Auburn, Androscoggin County, Maine, 04211, USA
Listing for: CDM Smith
Full Time position Listed on 2026-11-09
Job specializations:
  • Engineering
    Civil Engineering, Structural Engineer, Environmental Engineer
  • Construction
    Civil Engineering, Structural Engineer
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 105000 - 184000 USD Yearly USD 105000.00 184000.00 YEAR

Job Description & How to Apply Below

CDM Smith is seeking an experienced Senior Geotechnical Engineer specializing in tunnels and underground structures in the United States. You will lead technical efforts, mentor junior staff, and guide multidisciplinary teams through complex infrastructure design and construction.

Responsibilities include performing analyses, developing design approaches, producing technical reports, and contributing to QA/QC practices, client engagement, and industry leadership within tunneling projects.

The following position is for a Senior Tunnel Geotechnical Engineer - Lead & Field with CDM Smith.

All applications are reviewed carefully by our team.

The position is based in Auburn, ME, United States.

This opportunity is part of our work in Other.

The advertised compensation is 105..

We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.

Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.

Position Requirements

10+ Years work experience
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