Engineer, Geotech, REC

Your key tasks and responsibilities will be:

• Carrying out the geotechnical design of major infrastructure structures based on Eurocodes and other international standards including pile foundations, shallow foundations, retaining structures, and temporary works design.
• Interpretations of Geotechnical Investigation Reports and use of appropriate geotechnical design parameters.
• Ground improvement proposal.
• Soil structural interaction analysis, modelling, and validation.
• Slope stability analysis and support system design.
• Ground movement, settlement prediction, and risk assessments for urban structures.
• Instrumentation and monitoring scheme proposals.
• Design of sheet piles, soldier pile walls, secant pile, and other retaining systems.
• Performing numerical modelling, troubleshooting modelling errors, interpreting analysis results, and assessing predicted soil and structural behaviour using sound geotechnical engineering judgement.
• Communication and coordination with other colleagues in the wider Geo-structures group for the seamless delivery of designs.

Your starting point for constant growth:

• B.E./B.Tech. in Civil Engineering and M.E./M.Tech. degree in Geotechnical Engineering, preferably from IITs/NITs.
• Should have minimum 3 years of experience in geotechnical design for major infrastructure projects, preferably using Eurocodes or other international design standards.
• Experience working on projects in the Nordic region, particularly Sweden, would be an added advantage.
• Experience in European projects/European/international consultants would be beneficial.
• Proficiency in PLAXIS 2D and GeoStudio SLOPE/W is required. Familiarity with GeoSuite SETTLE, WALLAP, PLAXIS 3D, and Conrad would be an added advantage.
• Strong professional English communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Demonstrates a strong sense of shared responsibility, actively shares knowledge, contributes to effective workload distribution, and collaborates across teams operating in different geographical locations.