Olsson
Assistant Geotechnical Engineer
About this role
Olsson is seeking an Assistant Geotechnical Engineer to support geotechnical projects through foundation design and analysis, as well as report writing and site observation. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills, a Bachelor's degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering, and an Engineer Intern certificate.
What you'll do
- Perform design calculations for foundations
- Assist in writing geotechnical reports
- Collaborate with other engineering disciplines
- Prepare and manage project schedules
- Conduct field observations and soil classification
- Support geotechnical investigations
What they're looking for
- Strong communication skills
- Team collaboration
- Bachelor's degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering
- Engineer Intern (EI) or Engineering in Training (EIT) certification
- Technical geotechnical analysis skills
- Ability to lift equipment over 30 lbs
- Proficient in word processing and spreadsheets
- Willingness to travel
Benefits
- Competitive 401(k) match
- Career development paths
- Flexible work arrangements
- Engagement in community-improving work
- Wellness program participation
- Comprehensive traditional benefits package
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Olsson
Olsson is an engineering firm that designs and manages large-scale infrastructure projects, particularly hyperscale data centers and water/wastewater systems. The company is hiring experienced project engineers and specialists in mechanical design, instrumentation and controls, electrical systems, and environmental engineering to lead complex projects and multidisciplinary teams.
View all jobs at OlssonLikely interview questions
- Can you walk us through your experience with foundation design calculations, specifically bearing capacity and settlement analysis?
- Tell us about a time you collaborated with other engineering disciplines on a design project. How did you handle differing technical perspectives?