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Wood Rodgers, a leading engineering consulting firm, seeks a Principal Engineer to lead geotechnical initiatives in California. You will manage a broad portfolio including dams, levees, and transportation projects, while guiding a team of engineers and maintaining strong client relationships.
The role emphasizes senior technical leadership, project oversight, and training responsibilities within a collaborative culture. California PE is required; experience with PS&E and field programs is valued.
Job DescriptionJob DescriptionDescriptionAre you a dynamic leader seeking a career where you can expand business opportunities, foster a positive working environment, manage projects successfully, and enhance employee relations? Do you possess flexibility, proactivity, approachability, a knack for problem-solving, and a good sense of humor? If so, you’ve found the right place!
Wood Rodgers, a leading engineering consulting firm, is hiring a Principal Engineer to join our Geotechnical Department. In this role, you’ll work on a wide range of projects including work related to water resource focused projects (dams, levees, canals, pump stations, pipes), landslides, commercial, industrial, transportation, and public works.
This is a Senior Associate, salary, exempt position.
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A note on salary pay ranges
The range does not reflect geographic variations and may fluctuate above or below the stated amount. Offers will be based on several factors, including experience, education, skills, licensure, certifications, training, and location. Base pay is just one part of the comprehensive compensation package offered by Wood Rodgers. If you feel you meet the requirements but may be outside of the pay range, please apply anyway and let’s talk through it.
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