Associate Geotechnical Engineer
Strata Consulting · London, England ·
Our client is a successful multi-disciplinary consultancy providing planning and engineering design services to a wide range of clients across the UK.Working across a wide range of sectors including Commercial, Residential, Health, Education and Defence, they pride themselves on delivering high quality engineering solutions utilising the latest design technologies to ensure that we consistently meet our client’s expectationsWhat’s on offerEnhanced holiday allowance.
Flexible / Hybrid working hours. Holiday Purchase Scheme. Employer provided life assurance and income protection schemes. Access to Company Pension with a generous employer contribution. Support towards training available via our Learning Pathways Programme.A friendly, modern office environment.
The roleActively participate in developing UK practice and promote the company to existing and prospective clients. Conducting geotechnical site investigations including testing, data logging and technical reporting. Delivery of high standard geotechnical designs.
Collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams across mixed use, commercial, urban, buildings and infrastructure projectsPlanning and managing large scale projects. This will include coordinating the preparation of cost estimates, tender submissions, technical documentation, client reports and monitoring project progress, project scheduling/resourcing, and meeting deadlines and budgets.
What you need to succeedBachelor of Engineering (Civil) or equivalent, with a focus in Geotechnical EngineeringMinimum 8-10years industry experienceProven project management skills (achieving prescribed budget, timeframe and client requirements)An understanding of the business/organisation/marketing context of business solutions.
Well-developed consulting skillsAbility to manage client relationships and expectationsExcellent interpersonal and communication skills to work effectively within a diverse and multi-disciplinary environmentChartered Member of the ICE or the Geotechnical Society or equivalent