Geotechnical Project Engineer: Field Design & Hazards Lead

Socket.dev; Grand Junction (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Yeh and Associates, Inc. in Grand Junction, CO is seeking a Geotechnical Project Engineer to support a diverse range of geotechnical studies across the United States. You will contribute to routine and complex design, investigation planning, and reporting.

The role requires a Bachelor's in geologic or civil engineering, 4–6+ years of geotechnical experience, and a PE license in Colorado or ability to obtain. Proficiency with geotechnical software and strong communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in geologic/civil engineering or related field.
• 4–6+ years of geotechnical engineering experience.
• PE license in Colorado or ability to obtain.
• Strong communication, analytical, and technical writing skills.
• Commitment to safety standards and protocols.

Responsibilities

• Plan, schedule, and coordinate field exploration programs, including geologic hazard assessments and monitoring.
• Assess job and site hazards and develop Health and Safety Plans.
• Interpret geologic and subsurface data to inform designs and recommendations.
• Perform geotechnical analyses and calculations and develop recommendations for infrastructure projects.
• Prepare technical reports, design plans, specifications, and cost estimates.
• Collaborate with project managers to develop cost estimates, proposals, and schedules.
• Lead geotechnical design efforts for structures and stabilization measures.
• Provide construction observation and engineering support during construction phases.

Skills

Communication

Analytical Skills

Technical Writing

Safety Standards

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Geologic/Civil Engineering

Master’s Degree in Geotechnical Engineering

Tools

gINT

Slide

SLOPE/W

GeoStudio

Rocscience

LPILE

MathCAD

Microsoft Office

Job description

Yeh and Associates, Inc. in Grand Junction, CO is seeking a Geotechnical Project Engineer to support a diverse range of geotechnical studies across the United States. You will contribute to routine and complex design, investigation planning, and reporting.

The role requires a Bachelor's in geologic or civil engineering, 4–6+ years of geotechnical experience, and a PE license in Colorado or ability to obtain. Proficiency with geotechnical software and strong communication are essential.