Geotechnical Engineer – Hannibal, MO

Klingner & Associates, PC

Hannibal (MO)

On-site

USD 70,000 - 110,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Mentor / Mentee opportunities

Professional development assistance

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Paid holidays

401(k)

Health savings account

Flexible spending

Paid maternity leave

Wellness reimbursement

Bonus opportunities

Referral program

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Klingner & Associates, P.C. in Hannibal, MO seeks a Geotechnical Engineer to lead subsurface investigations across the region, applying soil and rock mechanics expertise to support pre-construction decisions.

You will write clear reports, plan field investigations, supervise drilling and testing, and mentor junior staff while coordinating with clients and project teams on municipal, commercial, and industrial projects.

Qualifications

Must have a Bachelor of Science in Civil, Geological, or Mining Engineering or related field. A Master’s Degree with a Geotechnical focus is preferred.
Professional Engineer license in Missouri is required with the ability to obtain an Iowa and Illinois license in the immediate future.
3+ years of experience in geotechnical engineering, with direct involvement in subsurface exploration programs, engineering analyses, and report completion.
Proven experience with design and development of engineering technical solutions, cost estimating, proposal development, and detailed report writing.
Solid project management skills with experience providing technical and project leadership to staff-level or junior engineers is necessary.
Knowledge of support analysis modeling and programs as well as personal computer proficiency are required competencies.
A strong background analyzing soil and rock mechanics and proficiency in various geotechnical computer software is considered essential for this position.
A valid driver’s license. Occasional out-of-town travel will be required.

Responsibilities

Writing clear, concise reports with an emphasis on technical accuracy, including field reports, inspection / engineering reports, and geotechnical subsurface investigation reports.
Planning and directing field investigations using various testing methods and equipment, which may consist of subsurface investigations and / or soil sample collection.
Supervising fieldwork and observing field activities of drilling personnel and soil technicians, including test borings and instrumentation installation.
Providing data analysis, organization, and interpretation in support of geotechnical and / or geological investigations for infrastructure, commercial developments, industrial sites, and a wide array of municipal, State, and Federal projects.
Executing and / or supervising engineering analyses, including shallow and deep foundation engineering, embankment construction, and seepage and slope stability.
Performing cost / quantity estimates, proposals, and project scheduling.
Communicating complex information to clients, coworkers, key stakeholders, and construction team representatives in clear terms and efficiently delegating tasks.
Overseeing the maintenance, cleanliness, upkeep, calibrations, and safe working condition of equipment at required intervals or usage.
Leading and mentoring technical staff.
Conducting field and laboratory testing, visiting project sites prior to and during construction, assisting with laboratory supervision, and working in the office, as necessary.

Skills

Geotechnical engineering

Field investigations

Report writing

Soil mechanics

Rock mechanics

Data analysis

Project management

Licensure (MO PE)

Leadership

Education

Bachelor of Science in Civil/Geological/Mining Engineering

Master’s degree (Geotechnical focus)

Tools

Geotechnical software

Soil testing equipment

Job description

HANNIBAL, MO | Klingner & Associates, P.C. is seeking a Geotechnical Engineer.Join our expert team as a Geotechnical Engineer. Using advanced testing methods and tools, you’ll lead comprehensive subsurface investigations across the region for critical pre-construction phases. This role is ideal for an experienced professional with a strong background in soil and rock mechanics as well as a proven track record in geotechnical data analysis, comprehensive report writing, and geotechnical solutions. Work includes time in the office, field, and laboratory. If you’re driven by excellence and ready to lead impactful projects, we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities

Writing clear, concise reports with an emphasis on technical accuracy, including field reports, inspection / engineering reports, and geotechnical subsurface investigation reports.
Planning and directing field investigations using various testing methods and equipment, which may consist of subsurface investigations and / or soil sample collection.
Supervising fieldwork and observing field activities of drilling personnel and soil technicians, including test borings and instrumentation installation.
Providing data analysis, organization, and interpretation in support of geotechnical and / or geological investigations for infrastructure, commercial developments, industrial sites, and a wide array of municipal, State, and Federal projects.
Executing and / or supervising engineering analyses, including shallow and deep foundation engineering, embankment construction, and seepage and slope stability.
Performing cost / quantity estimates, proposals, and project scheduling.
Communicating complex information to clients, coworkers, key stakeholders, and construction team representatives in clear terms and efficiently delegating tasks.
Overseeing the maintenance, cleanliness, upkeep, calibrations, and safe working condition of equipment at required intervals or usage.
Leading and mentoring technical staff.
Conducting field and laboratory testing, visiting project sites prior to and during construction, assisting with laboratory supervision, and working in the office, as necessary.

Please Note: Although this position has standard working hours when possible, this position is more task oriented relative to time oriented and requires flexibility with working hours to complete tasks, as required. This position is full-time. Seasonal additional work hours is likely and should be anticipated during the busy seasons throughout the year, with additional time compensated.

Qualifications

Must have a Bachelor of Science in Civil, Geological, or Mining Engineering or related field of practice. A Master’s Degree with a Geotechnical focus is preferred.
Professional Engineer license in Missouri is required with the ability to obtain an Iowa and Illinois license in the immediate future.
3+ years of experience in geotechnical engineering, with direct involvement in subsurface exploration programs, engineering analyses, and report completion.
Proven experience with design and development of engineering technical solutions, cost estimating, proposal development, and detailed report writing.
Solid project management skills with experience providing technical and project leadership to staff-level or junior engineers is necessary.
Knowledge of support analysis modeling and programs as well as personal computer proficiency are required competencies.
A strong background analyzing soil and rock mechanics and proficiency in various geotechnical computer software is considered essential for this position.
A valid driver’s license. Occasional out-of-town travel will be required.
Capable of working outside in varying weather conditions.
Should be capable of lifting up to 80lbs in and out of truck beds and be able to walk across uneven terrain at job sites.
Ability to work independently or with others in a safe, friendly, organized, and productive manner.
Must be a dependable, trustworthy, and ethical individual with a great work ethic.
Must be a fast learner and willing to train for many different testing procedures.
Clear written and verbal communication is a must.
Must be able to organize, prioritize, and perform work assignments with minimal supervision.
NICET, ACI, and / or DOT certification is a plus.
OSHA 40 Hour Hazwoper training is a plus.

NOTE: Klingner has nine office locations throughout Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa. The potential for transfer to another office location is based on need, capability, and mutual agreement.

This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

The Perks

At Klingner, we offer excellent benefits, career growth opportunities, and a competitive salary depending on experience.