Field Engineer: Field Analysis, Design & Reporting

Terracon; Charleston (WV); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Terracon seeks a professional engineer-in-training or degreed engineer to provide engineering and consulting services on a variety of projects in Charleston, WV. The role involves field investigations, engineering analysis, and developing plans and specifications.

Responsibilities include reviewing drawings, preparing proposals, tracking progress, and communicating complex issues to project teams and clients. A valid driver’s license is likely required, with on-site field work emphasized.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required.
• Driver’s license may be required with acceptable violation history.
• Engineering Intern (Engineer in Training) preferred or ability to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Follow safety rules, guidelines and standards for all projects.
• Assist in research, data collection, field observation, inspection, and field and laboratory testing. Prepare associated reports or sections of larger reports.
• Evaluate mostly routine laboratory and field data for inclusion in reports.
• Consult with other technical people and supervisor on routine and less complex projects.
• May perform basic calculations and engineering analysis.
• Drafts routine proposals and assists in the preparation of more complex proposals.
• Performs plan drafting using CAD software.
• Work under the supervision of a Professional Engineer.

Skills

Calculations

Engineering analysis

Proposal drafting

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Job description

Terracon seeks a professional engineer-in-training or degreed engineer to provide engineering and consulting services on a variety of projects in Charleston, WV. The role involves field investigations, engineering analysis, and developing plans and specifications.

Responsibilities include reviewing drawings, preparing proposals, tracking progress, and communicating complex issues to project teams and clients. A valid driver’s license is likely required, with on-site field work emphasized.