Staff Geologist

ENGEO Incorporated•Valencia, CA

21h•$72,384 - $85,000

About The Position

As an ENGEO Staff Geologist, you will perform technical analysis of earth materials and assess geological hazards on a variety of projects, working alongside peers and technical leaders. The role includes characterizing geological conditions before construction, identifying hazards and mitigation measures, monitoring development areas, and supporting the security of existing and proposed structures. You will conduct field investigations and geological mapping, analyze subsurface conditions and slope stability, and collaborate with clients, subcontractors, and multidisciplinary teams.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Engineering Geology, Geology, or Civil Engineering with a Geology focus; Engineering Geology is preferred.
Must be legally able to work in the United States.
Must have a clean driving record.
Must own or have access to a vehicle capable of driving onto job sites.
Can-do attitude and high attention to detail.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Efficient time management and innovative problem-solving skills.
Ability to adapt to rapidly changing project needs and deadlines.
Commitment to exceptional customer service.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in Engineering Geology is preferred.

Responsibilities

Characterize and evaluate soil, rock, groundwater, and other natural conditions before major construction projects.
Identify potential geological hazards affecting life, land, and property, and develop mitigation measures.
Consult geological maps and historic stereoscopic aerial photographs for site characterization and detailed geologic mapping.
Monitor development areas and evaluate geological conditions to help ensure existing and proposed structures are secure in the short and long term.
Perform geologic observations, approvals, and detailed geologic mapping during mass grading.
Plan and conduct field explorations, including field mapping, drilling, test pits, trenches, and collection and characterization of soil and bedrock samples.
Analyze sites and designs for environmentally sensitive developments, including landfill sites, coastal developments, and waterfront projects.
Communicate and collaborate with peers in local and regional offices, clients, and subcontractors.
Supervise field investigations and visit new and existing project sites.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary staff, including engineering geologists, geotechnical engineers, consultants, and field representatives.
Perform field, analytical, and project administrative responsibilities as required.
Build geologic models, interpret subsurface stratigraphy, and draw cross sections to analyze slope stability.