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Associate Geotechnical Engineer

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Location: London
Salary: GBP70,000 - GBP80,000
An established engineering consultancy is looking for an Associate Geotechnical Engineer to join their London team. This is a senior position suited to a Chartered Engineer with around 10 years experience across ground investigation and geotechnical design.
The role will involve a combination of technical delivery, project management, client liaison and supporting the continued growth of the geotechnical team.
The Role
- Lead and deliver geotechnical projects from investigation through to design and construction.
- Manage ground investigation projects, including planning, specification and interpretation of results.
- Undertake and review geotechnical analysis and design.
- Prepare and review technical reports, specifications and design documentation.
- Provide technical input across multidisciplinary infrastructure and development projects.
- Manage project budgets, programmes and resources.
- Liaise directly with clients, contractors and other design disciplines.
- Provide technical guidance and mentoring to junior and senior engineers.
- Support business development and help develop existing client relationships.
- Contribute to the continued growth and development of the geotechnical team.
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About You
- Chartered Engineer or equivalent professional qualification.
- Around 10 years experience in geotechnical engineering.
- Strong experience across ground investigation and geotechnical design.
- Good understanding of UK ground conditions and relevant design standards.
- Experience managing projects and working directly with clients.
- Strong technical report writing and communication skills.
- Commercially aware with an interest in business development and team development.
- Full UK driving licence desirable.


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