Entry-Level Geotechnical Professional

About The Role

• Support a wide range of civil, geotechnical, and environmental projects, learning from licensed Engineers and/or Geologist.
• Gain real-world experience through a strong mix of fieldwork and office-based analysis.
• Conduct subsurface exploration, environmental investigations, construction support, and technical reporting.

Key Responsibilities

• Field Investigations & Exploration: Conduct fieldwork including soil borings, drilling oversight, monitoring well installation, soil and rock classification, in-situ testing, and collection of soil, groundwater, and gas samples at project sites.
• Data Analysis & Technical Support: Analyze subsurface conditions, support laboratory testing programs, interpret geological and geotechnical data, and assist with engineering and environmental evaluations.
• Reporting & Documentation: Prepare data tables, figures, and graphical presentations; compare results to state and federal regulatory standards; and assist in writing clear, well-organized technical reports.
• Construction & Environmental Inspections: Perform construction and environmental inspections, document site conditions, and ensure compliance with project plans, specifications, and regulatory requirements.
• Collaboration & Communication: Coordinate with drilling contractors, laboratories, vendors, and project team members, and communicate effectively with internal staff and external clients.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering, Geology, Mining, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Passion for Geotechnical solutions with a strong interest in field and analytical work.
• Basic technical writing skills at the college level.

Physical Demands

• Working outdoors in varying weather conditions.
• Walking over rough, uneven terrain and standing (potentially up to 12 hours a day).
• Routinely lifting and carrying 40-50lbs (field/laboratory samples and equipment).
• Working outside of normal business hours and traveling (typically out-of-town and/or overnight) as project needs arise.
• Must use company-provided Personal Protective Equipment.

Qualifications

• Must comply with Fleet Management, Substance Policy, and Reference Check requirements.
• Must have valid employment eligibility (I-9).