Geotechnical Engineer-in-Training

Conduct geotechnical fieldwork for subsurface investigations and geophysical surveys, including drilling, sampling, visual reconnaissance, and soil logging while communicating with contractors and clients. Observe and document construction activities, performing material testing and inspections. Review soil and bedrock samples, in-situ and laboratory test results, and execute shallow and deep foundation design calculations under senior staff supervision. Requires EIT certification, Bachelor's degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering, and willingness to travel 75% to project sites across the U.S. for the first two years. Valid driver's license and clean driving record are mandatory.