Senior Project Engineer- Geotechnical

Overview

Leads and directs technical and management programs and projects with overall project/program management responsibility. Manages projects and is responsible for committing company resources. Manages the technical process. Ensures consistent, professional written communication. Manages/solves technically complex problems. Recognizes, initiates, and advances business development opportunities. May manage and develop staff and manage succession planning. Manages project budget.

• Subsurface Soil Investigation
• Geologic Investigations
• Hydrogeologic Assessments
• Foundation Investigations
• Rock Stability Analysis
• Rock Anchor Design
• Dam Investigations and design Dam Breach Analysis
• Pile/Caisson/Foundation Load Tests
• Slope Stability Analysis
• Tunnel Design
• Soil Nailing Design
• Value Engineering and Failure Investigations

• Performs a wide range of Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental, and Materials Testing services.
• Supervises, directs, and trains other engineers and technicians.
• Responsible for review of all projects performed under the auspices of Registered Engineer status.

• Duties include site visits and reconnaissance, proposal preparation, report writing, construction monitoring and testing, and coordination with other engineers, engineering technicians, clients, government agencies, and subcontractors.
• Conducts Environmental Site Assessments and other environmental-related projects.
• Continuing education in the form of seminars; in-house or out-of-the-office training, or self-study is required.

• Administration duties include cost control, invoicing projects, reviewing project status schedule, and any other duties as required—resolution of client problems requiring professional opinions.
• Continuing education in the form of seminars; in-house or out-of-the-office training, or self-study is required.

• Graduate engineer with a P.E. license with more than ten years of experience in Geotechnical Engineering practice.
• Experience with environmental assessments is preferred but not required.

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