Summary As a Geotechnical Engineer you will coordinate planning and design for a multi-discipline team of engineers, scientists and other professionals for a variety of project designs, unique one-time projects, and improvements to existing projects. You'll apply advanced knowledge of geotechnical engineering and general knowledge of structural, hydraulic and civil engineering to define the nature and scope of work, and to project assumptions and derive criteria from inconclusive or variable data. Responsibilities Coordinate or develop project scopes, including task outlines, schedules, and cost estimates. Oversee tasks with team members and adjust project timetables or budgets as necessary. Coordinate multi-discipline teams to produce design reports, memorandums, plans, specifications, and construction engineering. Provide design criteria to the team and ensure that correct solutions and design procedures are utilized. Apply geotechnical expertise to develop unique, cost-effective sol...