What are the responsibilities and job description for the Geotechnical Engineer position at Bryant Consultants?
THE OPPORTUNITY:
Bryant Consultants is looking for a licensed Geotechnical Engineer that is ready to further develop their career for our Dallas, TX location. If working on the challenging forensic and earth related projects, building on your talents through a premier knowledge-sharing culture, and connecting with some of the world’s top geotechnical talent appeals to you, come join us!
The successful candidate will train and lead team members, observe and document existing conditions, scope work, prepare proposals, perform site studies, identify soil and bedrock, establish laboratory testing programs, evaluate and characterize site conditions, perform engineering analysis, provide foundation design recommendations, and prepare reports.
Our clients ask us to address their new ventures and most challenging problems involving risk reduction, pre and post construction, residential and commercial construction, state and local governments, construction litigation, forensic claim assessment for insurance companies and more. Recognized as a 2017 INC 5000 award recipient, Bryant Consultants is known for its technical leadership, broad experience, and exceptional client service. Learn more by visiting https://geoneering.com/.
ABOUT THE POSITION
Is this the right position to help you achieve your professional goals? Some of the key responsibilities for the Geotechnical Engineer position include:
- Requires application of standard engineering techniques and procedures, including professional judgment to execute work, develop solutions, and make design modifications;
- Performs project management duties. Assigns tasks to and directs engineers/geologists, technicians, and administrative staff. Responsible for technical performance on routine projects, and designated tasks on large or complex projects. Schedules, plans, and coordinates detailed aspects of the engineering work;
- Site investigation and characterization using geotechnical and environmental field and laboratory data;
- Performing and reviewing engineering calculations;
- Geotechnical design and analyses (e.g. slope stability, settlement, bearing capacity, earth retaining structures, seepage, etc.);
- Forensic investigations and litigation support; and
- Writing and reviewing engineering reports.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Masters Degree (M.S.) in geotechnical, or civil engineering preferred, with advanced knowledge in geotechnical engineering;
- Minimum 8 years of relative experience; and
- Professional Engineer (PE).
BENEFITS
- Individual and family medical, dental, and vision insurance;
- Employer sponsored life/AD&D, short-term and long-term disability;
- PTO;
- Paid holidays;
- 401(k) plan and matching contribution;
- Professional development; and
- Tuition reimbursement.
