A regional geotechnical consulting firm serving clients across New England is hiring a Project Geotechnical Engineer. The role is on-site at one of two offices, in southern Maine or on the New Hampshire seacoast. You'd own projects and client relationships from proposal through construction.

What you'll do

• Act as the client's main contact and build long-term relationships
• Manage geotechnical projects from proposal to completion, including scopes and budgets
• Coordinate and oversee subsurface investigations and field work
• Run geotechnical analyses and write the recommendations and reports
• Mentor developing engineers and technical staff, and help with business development
• Work on schools, airports, municipal, water and wastewater, healthcare, emergency response and defense facilities

What you need

• A B.S. in civil engineering; geotechnical or geological engineering also fits
• 5+ years of geotechnical engineering experience
• A PE, or the ability to get one within three years; licensure in Maine or New Hampshire can come through reciprocity
• Helpful: an M.S. in geotechnical or geological engineering, and knowledge of New England ground conditions such as glacial soils, marine deposits and bedrock
• A realistic daily commute to southern Maine or the New Hampshire seacoast

What's offered

• $85,000 to $120,000 base, depending on experience and licensure
• Performance bonus, depending on company and individual results
• 401(k) with company contribution, plus medical, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurance
• PE licensure support and reimbursement, professional memberships, continuing education and conferences
• Paid vacation and holidays
• The autonomy and say in the firm's direction that come with a small firm