EVera Recruitment
Project Engineer

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We are seeking an experienced Project Engineer - Geotechnical to join a growing geotechnical and geo-environmental team, supporting a diverse portfolio of projects across the automotive, commercial, industrial, retail, education, and residential sectors.
Working on projects from initial investigation through to completion, you will play a key role in delivering technical assessments, managing project activities, and providing practical engineering solutions for a wide range of clients.
Responsibilities
The Project Engineer – Geotechnical will:
- Manage geotechnical and geo-environmental projects from inception through to completion.
- Undertake site investigations, assessments, and fieldwork activities.
- Log trial pits and boreholes and support environmental monitoring programs.
- Coordinate laboratory testing and interpret geotechnical and environmental data.
- Carry out geotechnical analyses and design calculations.
- Prepare technical reports, findings, and recommendations.
- Liaise with clients, contractors, regulators, and internal teams throughout project delivery.
- Ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget.
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Requirements
The Project Engineer – Geotechnical will have:
- A degree in Geology, Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related discipline.
- At least 3 years' experience delivering geotechnical and geo-environmental projects.
- Consultancy experience supporting residential, industrial, or infrastructure projects.
- Experience conducting site investigations and supervising fieldwork.
- Knowledge of geotechnical investigation techniques and environmental regulations.
- Experience using software such as Holebase, GEO5, or similar.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and report-writing skills.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities.


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This role offers the opportunity to work on a varied range of projects while contributing to both geotechnical and geo-environmental disciplines. If you’re interested in this exciting role and would like to receive more details, please apply online and we will be in touch shortly!
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