FAQs
What is the job title for the position being advertised?
The job title is Field Services Geotechnical EIT/Designer.
Where can this position be based?
The positions can be based in the Orlando or Fort Lauderdale area.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Field Services Geotechnical EIT/Designer?
The primary responsibilities include reviewing geotechnical engineering designs, developing estimates for geotechnical subprojects, overseeing subsurface characterization programs, managing teams responsible for various analyses (foundation, vibration, slope stability, etc.), and performing other duties as needed.
What are the preferred qualifications for this position?
Preferred qualifications include a Master's degree, geotechnical engineering experience, an Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate or PE License, with candidates holding a PE License being hired as a Field Services Geotechnical Engineer. Candidates without their EIT will be placed into a Designer role and are expected to obtain their EIT for career progression.
What are the required qualifications for the Field Services Geotechnical EIT/Designer position?
Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, experience with MS Office and software applications, and a commitment to actively participate in an employee-owned culture.
Is there an opportunity for career progression within this position?
Yes, candidates placed into a Designer role will be expected to obtain their EIT for career progression.
What types of analyses will the Field Services Geotechnical EIT/Designer oversee?
The incumbent will oversee analyses including foundation, vibration, slope stability, settlement, and seepage analysis.
Is experience required for this position?
Yes, candidates should have relevant experience, particularly with geotechnical engineering, as specified in the preferred qualifications.
What software skills are expected from applicants?
Applicants should have experience with MS Office and other software applications relevant to engineering tasks.