Geotechnical and Pavement Bureau Chief
State of Montana
Geotechnical and Pavement Bureau Chief
State of Montana
Montana state government
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) is recruiting for a Geotech & Pavement Bureau Chief. The Geotech & Pavement Bureau Chief oversees the Bureau’s Geotechnical, Pavement Analysis, and Field Investigation sections and provides leadership and administrative management for all geotechnical and pavement engineering functions. The position directs subsurface investigation activities, laboratory testing, and engineering analysis and design. Key responsibilities include establishing project guidelines, procedures, and technical parameters; planning and supervising investigation, sampling, and analytical work; and providing advanced technical assistance to internal staff, consultants, and external agencies involved in road construction projects.
The Bureau Chief also develops and maintains agency policies and procedures for geotechnical engineering and pavement design strategies, serves as the primary point of contact for related technical inquiries, and acts as a liaison with the MDT Pavement Management Section to support statewide pavement condition assessment and data‑collection efforts. This position reports to the Statewide Project Delivery Engineer and directly supervises 5 employees.
For a full job description, please contact Morgan Stibi at [email protected].
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Montana state government
The State of Montana administers statewide public programs and enforces state law for residents, businesses and communities across the state. Its agencies handle public health, transportation and natural resources, alongside licensing, tax collection and public safety. Elected executive offices, the Legislature and the courts carry out separate roles in making laws, running services and resolving legal disputes. Public programs operate through state budgets, with general revenue and dedicated funds allocated across government functions under legislative oversight. Montana became a state in 1889, and its government is headquartered in Helena, Montana.
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