Senior Project Engineer - Geotechnical

Description

Leads and directs technical and management programs and projects (multiple and individual) 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.

Requirements

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.