Assistant/Project Engineer (Geotechnical Engineer) (Finance)
Job Title:
Assistant/Project Engineer (Geotechnical Engineer)
Location:
Orlando, FL
Job Description:
- Summarize, evaluate, and present field and laboratory data using computer worksheet programs including gINT, Microsoft Excel, and Sigma Plot.
- Perform geotechnical engineering analyses, including characterization, soil property selection, and applying geotechnical techniques using software like SEEP/W, SLOPE/W, and others, for stability and liquefaction analyses.
- Design shallow and deep foundation systems, calculating bearing capacity, settlement, and downdrag effects.
- Coordinate geotechnical laboratory testing of soils, geosynthetics, and water samples.
- Plan and oversee subsurface exploration, field testing, and quality assurance activities.
- Conduct geophysical investigations, interpret results, and manage remediation of subsurface features.
- Review geological and hydrogeological data, including water balance calculations for disposal facilities.
- Create predictive models for slurry volume estimation in containment ponds.
- Develop technical specifications and review construction drawings, including AutoCAD Civil3D designs.
- Monitor subsurface movements through instrumentation data analysis.
- Analyze permeability tests and develop monitoring wells in aquifer systems.
- Inspect waste disposal sites, oversee construction, attend meetings, and draft minutes.
- Prepare comprehensive geotechnical reports for projects, including data analysis and quality assurance.
- Assist with project management, proposals, budgeting, and scheduling.
- Present findings verbally and in writing.
Education and Experience: Requires a Master's degree in Civil Engineering with a focus on Geotechnical Engineering (27 credits and 3 months experience as a Graduate Research Assistant). The coursework and experience should include:
- Seepage and slope stability analysis, seismic analysis, liquefaction, and advanced soil behavior.
- Use of Seep/W and Slope/W software.
- Preparation of slope stabilization reports.
- Settlement and consolidation calculations using Settle3.
- Field exploration planning, soil sampling, and laboratory testing.
- Soil parameter evaluation from field tests such as SPT and CPT.
- Design of ground improvement and stabilization methods.
- Design of geotechnical systems like foundations, retaining structures, and slopes.
- Evaluation of biopolymer-treated soils.
- Development of statistical models for geotechnical parameters.
- Project management tasks including material estimation and scheduling.
- AutoCAD drawing review and preparation.
- Research presentation and publication experience.
Job Type: Full Time
Additional Information: Organization: 113 AAI