Geotechnical Project Manager

Overview

Join Our Team as a Geotechnical Project Manager! Are you ready to make a difference in the field of Geotechnical Engineering? At Somat Engineering, we are a community dedicated to excellence, integrity, and professional growth. If you are passionate about ensuring quality and want to grow professionally, we want you to be a part of our team.

• Company Culture:
  At Somat, we are about people first. Our core values of doing the right thing, integrity, quality, and valuing each individual shape a culture where everyone matters.
• Training and Career Path:
  We invest in our team’s growth with comprehensive training programs and a clear career path to help you reach your full potential.
• Competitive Wages and Benefits:
  We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package to support your well-being and security.

• Provide mentorship, development, and guidance to staff/field engineers, including assisting with report preparation, review of reports and analyses, and overview of fieldwork procedures.
• Collaborate with clients on the completion of project deliverables.
• Provide project management for a variety of projects from conception to finish, including preparing proposals.
• Oversee field and laboratory activities for the compilation of geotechnical investigations for various structures.
• Manage existing client relationships, develop new relationships, and pursue business development into new clients and markets.
• Assist with asset workload management.
• Identify potential project and market growth opportunities.
• Administer projects including maintaining backlog and workload to support staff, budgets, change orders/contract modifications, invoicing, and accounts receivable.
• Develop cost proposals and assist with marketing materials.
• Participate in professional societies and groups.
• Occasional out-of-town work assignments.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering with a geotechnical emphasis.
• 8+ years of relevant work experience in geotechnical engineering.
• Professional Engineer (PE) certification or ability to obtain PE within one year.
• Understanding of geotechnical aspects of a wide range of civil engineering areas such as transportation, structural, and water resources.