Engineering Geologist​/Geotechnical Engineer

Job Summary

An opportunity has arisen for an Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer to join a well-established civil, structural and geotechnical engineering consultancy, delivering specialist engineering solutions across a range of infrastructure projects.

As an Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer, you will provide geotechnical expertise, prepare technical reports, support design delivery, and oversee ground investigation activities.

This full‑time role offers a salary range of £40,000 – £45,000 and benefits. Some travel to sites is required.

• Producing high‑quality geotechnical reports, assessments, calculations, and technical documentation.
• Developing and interpreting ground models to support safe and effective engineering solutions.
• Carrying out geotechnical design assessments, including earthworks, slopes, and infrastructure‑related works.
• Undertaking risk assessments, including preliminary and mining risk assessments.
• Reviewing technical reports, drawings, specifications, and design information.
• Using geotechnical software and engineering calculations to support project delivery.
• Supervising ground investigations, site inspections, and collection of site data.
• Supporting project management activities, including programme, budget, and quality control.
• Reviewing investigation specifications, tenders, and technical submissions.
• Preparing information for proposals and supporting business development activities.
• Liaising with clients, contractors, and internal teams throughout project delivery.

• Previously worked as a Senior Engineering Geologist, Engineering Geologist, Geotechnical Engineer, Geological Engineer, Geotechnical Consultant, Geoscientist, Geologist or in a similar role.
• Possess 6‑8 years of post‑graduation experience.
• Degree in Geology or a related discipline.
• Experience in producing geotechnical interpretative reports and technical assessments.
• Prior experience within the rail sector, including earthworks inspections and reporting.
• Background in ground investigation planning, specification, supervision, and reporting.
• Experience with geotechnical design, ground modelling, and risk assessment.
• Understanding of geology, geotechnical engineering principles, and UK design standards.
• Ability to undertake engineering calculations and use appropriate geotechnical software.
• Knowledge of ground investigation methods, sampling techniques, and laboratory testing.
• Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to sites.