Job Responsibilities:

• Perform all phases of geotechnical engineering investigations, analyses, and reports
• Provide consulting during earthwork construction, as well as review change order requests, submittals, and requests for information during construction
• Provide supervision and coordination with construction inspection staff
• Prepare proposals, statements of qualifications, scopes, and budget estimates for geotechnical studies and earthwork inspection projects
• Set up and/or assist project- and staff-level geologists/engineers with laboratory testing programs for geotechnical projects
• Provide assistance during existing structure evaluations, including condition documentation, limited demolition, in-situ testing, and material sampling
• Assist in the mentoring project- and staff-level geologist/engineers
• Assist in business development as well as attend company business development meetings
• Coordinate with other design professionals, especially structural engineers, architects, civil engineers, and landscape planners, during the design and construction of projects
• Review and stamp preliminary, design, and construction reports
• Review project plans and specifications for conformance with geotechnical engineering recommendations
• Obtain membership and active involvement in appropriate professional organizations like SEAOCC, ASCE, APWA, and CalGEO.

Qualifications:

• A Master’s degree specializing in Geotechnical Engineering is a plus; a BSCE degree with geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing experience is the minimum qualification
• 5+ years of geotechnical engineering experience 
• Must be a California GE and/or PE