The Geotechnical Engineer plays a crucial role in the delivery of projects, ensuring all work outputs are of a high technical standard and quality-assured. This position involves managing a variety of tasks in support of the instrumentation and monitoring department. The successful candidate will be instrumental in overseeing projects and will also engage in hands-on work at mining sites, write and update software test scripts, and provide software support to clients.
What’s great about this role:
- Opportunity to work with an award-winning Australian engineering consultancy.
- Gain hands-on experience with industry-leading technologies and methodologies.
- Potential for professional development and growth in your career.
- Access to a company car for site visits and fieldwork.
- Contribute to high-impact projects that make a difference.
Duties:
- Liaise with clients to understand their objectives and requirements.
- Conduct analysis to explore alternative options for client satisfaction.
- Carry out cost assessments and obtain competitive pricing from suppliers.
- Prepare and submit project proposals for management review.
- Update and resubmit quotations to clients as needed.
- Place orders for instruments and components from selected suppliers.
- Verify receipt of supplies against order confirmations.
- Package and arrange delivery of instruments and components.
Skills and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in Geotechnical Engineering or Geology
- White card for construction site safety compliance.
- Solid knowledge of instrumentation systems and components.
- Understanding of electrical and electronic engineering principles.
- Aptitude for learning programming languages and scripts.
- Ability to install and maintain instrumentation systems.
- Skill in data acquisition and processing software.