Job Type: Full-time
Position Summary: While working alongside peers and ENGEO's technical leaders, you will gain experience working on a wide variety of challenging and world-renowned projects. You will be encouraged and supported to manage increasingly complex and geotechnically challenging projects.
A Day in the Life: "Ever-changing! In a given week I could be working on several different projects in various stages of design or construction. I have a good mix of heads-down work, fieldwork, and project management work. My advice is to find what types of projects, types of analyses, or skills you are looking to develop. You will get the opportunity to work on them – all you need to do is ask." - Teresa Klotzback, P.E., Project Engineer
Primary Responsibilities:
Lead and manage projects
Analyze vertical and lateral capacity of both shallow and deep foundations, perform settlement analyses, liquefaction analyses, and seismic evaluation
Design earth-retaining structures, slope stabilization, corrective grading, and landslide mitigation
Create geotechnical recommendations for the design of private and public projects
Perform logging of borings and test pits, observation of pier and pile construction, and other construction observation, such as observation of grading operations
Perform other relevant duties as required
A Few Notable Projects:
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Los Angeles, CA
Multiple Technology Campuses for Google, YouTube, and Facebook, Bay Area, CA
Taranaki Base Hospital, New Plymouth, New Zealand
Transmission Gully Highway, Wellington, New Zealand
Kaikoura Earthquake rehabilitation of State Highway and Railway, South Island, New Zealand
Requirements:
Our Ideal Candidate:
A team player who enjoys exciting environments
Experience in both design and construction geotechnical services
Excited to take on new challenges, learn, and grow
Has an entrepreneurial spirit and a positive attitude
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
Driven to go above and beyond in client service
Thrives on creative problem solving
Proven track record in delegating tasks
Ability to generate new work from existing and new clients
Experience mentoring staff
All Candidate Criteria:
Three or more years of engineering project management experience
Licensed as California Professional Engineer or licensed in another state and can become licensed in California within 6 months
Education: M.S. in Civil with Geotechnical Engineering specialty (minimum required)
Experience with settlement, slope stability, seepage, and foundation design and construction; deep foundations, and shallow foundations
Seismic and GIS experience a plus
Salary Description: Approximately $85,000 - $97,000
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