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Alexander Knight Recruitment

Senior Geotechnical Engineer

  • Posted 3w ago
  • On Site
  • Full Time
Location

Gisborne

Salary

$120  -  $150 k/yr

Job Description

The Company
A progressive consultancy specialising in geotechnical engineering and contaminated land, is seeking a Senior Geotechnical Engineer for their Auckland office.

The company values authenticity and integrity and believe in building trust through real talk. They are looking for candidates who will show up as their true selves, supporting each other and delivering smart exceptional outcomes for their clients.

They are after pragmatic individuals who see the bigger picture. As specialists, they always take a broad view to find smart and effective solutions that create value and reduce risk.

You will find a high level of support without feeling micro-managed, allowing you to remain calm under pressure. They encourage continuous learning, curiosity, and pushing the limits.

The Role
As a Senior Geotechnical Engineer, you’ll undertake investigations, assessments, designs, reports, site observations, testing and construction observation - and that’s just touching the surface! Collaboration with structural and civil engineers to develop pragmatic design solutions is crucial. If you thrive in the areas of assessment and design, don’t miss this unique opportunity!

  • Scope, prepare and conduct geotechnical site investigations and analyses.
  • Design complex geotechnical engineering solutions (slope stability, settlement, liquefaction assessments).
  • Use dedicated software (Slide, Cliq, CPeT, WALLAP etc.) to understand data and model future conditions.
  • Undertake geotechnical designs for complex scenarios (foundation design, retaining wall design, remedial design works, ground improvement etc.)
  • Communicate effectively with clients and contractors to ensure smooth coordination and site observation follow up
  • Mentoring of junior staff and review of geotechnical design calculations and reports
  • Undertake any other tasks as delegated by a Manager or Director


About You

  • Degree in Engineering or Science
  • 8+ years experience as a Geotechnical Engineer
  • CPEng Certification or in the process of applying
  • Valid NZ driver’s licence and NZ residency
  • Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.


The Benefits

  • Specialist geotechnical/geology consultancy
  • Range of projects
  • Great culture and working environment
  • Flexibile working
  • Negotiable salary

Hard Skills Required

  • Civil Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Site Investigation
  • Mapping & Analysis

Soft Skills Required

  • Client Relationship Management
  • Motivation to Learn and Grow
  • Team Collaboration
  • Problem Solving and Creative Thinking

Job Schedule

  • Shift Work
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