Geotechnical Engineer, Kiewit Infrastructure Engineers

About the Role

to work on engineering assignments in support of Kiewit Corporation’s business. The KIE geotechnical group supports all market types and contract models including design build, progressive design build, CMGC, CMAR, EPC, ECI and traditional bid build. The geotechnical construction engineering focused group supports the design/analysis of temporary structures including cofferdams, gravity retaining walls such as MSE…

Responsibilities

• to work on engineering assignments in support of Kiewit Corporation’s business.
• The KIE geotechnical group supports all market types and contract models including design build, progressive design build, CMGC, CMAR, EPC, ECI and traditional bid build.
• You will be involved in performing geotechnical engineering analyses for a wide variety project types across the United States, producing construction documents and design memorandums.
• They analyze problems, determine root causes, and resolve design issues before they impact schedule and budget.
• Particularly on large design-build projects, clients benefit from the proven processes and tools used by Kiewit to minimize project risk.
• Working hard will not only bring you satisfaction from a job well done, but it will help propel your career forward faster than you might expect.

Requirements

• Providing project support during the proposal/bid phase working with various team members to identify and evaluate innovative and cost-effective design solutions to geotechnical problems and challenges.
• Working with the pursuit team during the proposal/bid phase to help identify key design risks and develop plans to mitigate risks.
• Produce, review and provide EOR responsibilities of detailed calculation packages, drawings and design memorandums.
• Training and developing staff engineers.
• Master’s degree, or equivalent experience, in Geotechnical Engineering or closely related field, required.
• 5+ years of relevant geotechnical engineering experience on construction related projects in the U.S.