Project Manager- Geotechnical Engineering

The role

The Geotechnical Project Manager provides geotechnical engineering expertise through analysis and design. This role involves managing projects, supervising staff engineers, and interfacing with clients.

What you will do

• Perform complex analyses, structural design of pile elements and underpinning systems, and special engineering inspections
• Prepare technical documents and manages the preparation of the proposals, reports, construction documents, and construction-related correspondence
• Supervise field investigations, and conventional earthwork and foundation construction activities
• Perform and manage multiple projects and tasks within specific budgets, schedules, and deadlines
• Plans, schedules and develops task and project budgets
• Prepare progress reports, draft change orders, draft invoices, and project billings
• Perform other duties as requested

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering
• Professional Engineer licensure
• 10 + years of related Geotechnical experience
• 3+ years of field experience with geotechnical investigations and construction observation experience including: mass grading, deep foundations, subgrade for footings, ground improvement, and excavati
• Proven experience in preparing technical reports, specifications, construction plans, and geotechnical recommendations
• Writing proposals
• Running/coordinating projects
• Managing clients
• Managing billings
• Reviewing the work of staff and mentoring staff
• Strong understanding of codes and other regulatory requirements
• Knowledge of quantitative/technical analyses and related software

Nice to have

• Master’s degree with Geotechnical emphasis

Benefits

• Annual bonus and performance review program
• Up to 20 days of paid vacation time
• 10 days of paid sick time
• 10 paid holidays

About the company

Langan provides expert land development engineering and environmental consulting services for major developers, renewable energy producers, energy companies, corporations, healthcare systems, colleges/universities, and large infrastructure programs throughout the U.S. and around the world.