Geotechnical Engineer

TC Energy•Sugar Grove, OH

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Geotechnical Engineer supports pipeline integrity activities and projects involving TC Energy's existing natural gas pipeline systems across the U.S. and Canada. Reporting to the Manager, Geohazard Threat Management, the role supports program planning and management of geotechnical and hydrotechnical threats, oversees third-party investigations, reviews and approves mitigation plans, and develops engineering solutions to monitor, assess, and manage hazards on pipeline assets. The role also participates in studies to develop engineering standards and procedures for pipeline integrity projects. The position may be based in Washington, Pennsylvania; Sugar Grove, Ohio; or Charleston, West Virginia. Other locations may be considered based on the successful candidate's location. The role involves field work across North America and travel to other company locations for temporary assignments, meetings, or training, potentially with overnight stays. TC Energy offers a hybrid work model and flexible dress code for eligible office-based employees in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.

Requirements

Four-year degree in Civil, Mechanical, Petroleum Engineering, or a related Engineering/Geosciences discipline.
1–5 years of experience in geohazard assessment or pipeline integrity.
Knowledge of 49 CFR Part 192, 49 CFR Part 195, and related industry standards.
Knowledge of slope stability and groundwater management.
Exceptional interpersonal skills to work effectively with extended project teams.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
Valid driver's license and safe driving record, maintained throughout employment.
Successfully complete a pre-employment medical screening, including drug and alcohol testing.
Legal authorization to work in the country where the position is based without restrictions.

Nice To Haves

P.E. license or ability to obtain one.
User-level proficiency with ESRI desktop and field mapping applications.

Responsibilities

Plan, execute, and develop the Geohazard Threat Management Program to address geotechnical and hydrotechnical pipeline threats.
Perform field work across North America to evaluate and document geotechnical and hydrotechnical pipeline threats.
Report, document, and demonstrate compliance with internal geohazard processes and regulatory requirements.
Assist with developing internal standards and specifications to ensure compliance with regulations, codes, and industry best practices.
Represent the Pipeline Integrity group in technical discussions with internal and external stakeholders.
Work with project managers and operations personnel to implement remediation and survey programs.
Conduct engineering assessments, feasibility studies, and risk analyses using practical experience and engineering principles.
Apply basic economic analysis and project management methods, including cost estimates, schedules, budget control, scope management, and resource planning.
Review and analyze results from third-party vendors to ensure desired benefits are achieved.
Provide timely technical support to teams such as regulatory, urban development, and field assessment.
Coordinate and direct the work of external consultants and contractors.
Make independent decisions and communicate recommendations to facilitate efficient outcomes.
Perform other related duties as required.