Geotechnical Engineer (PE)

Conduct site investigations to assess soil and rock conditions, perform geotechnical analysis and calculations, and design foundations, retaining structures, and slope stabilization systems. Collaborate with project teams to integrate geotechnical considerations while monitoring construction activities to ensure adherence to specifications. Prepare clear and concise reports and recommendations, track budgets and project financials for accuracy, and invoice clients appropriately. Maintain positive business relationships with clients, government officials, and contractors, and participate in professional meetings and business development functions as needed. Requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, five years of geotechnical experience, and a Professional Engineer (PE) license, with a preference for the State of Texas.