Forensic Geotechnical Engineer - California, United States - LVI Associates

Description

LVI Associates has partnered with a leading engineering consultancy specializing in investigative solutions across diverse projects.

We are seeking an Associate Principal or Principal to start a Geotechnical Engineering group and serve as an in-house expert in their San Francisco office.

The principal areas of practice include geotechnical engineering, engineering geology, environmental geology, ground water hydrology, geologic hazard evaluations, earthquake engineering, and forensic engineering.

Our client, fully owned by its employees, operates 30 offices nationwide with a total staff of 750.

As you step into this role, you'll bring a deep understanding of investigating, evaluating, designing, and remediating diverse geotechnical and geological challenges.

You'll have the freedom to choose the projects you're most interested in, nurture client connections, oversee projects, and guide junior colleagues—all while staying actively engaged in the technical work you love.

Responsibilities:
Collaborate with geotechnical engineers across various offices to develop technical practices.
Provide interdisciplinary expertise to project teams, focusing on local geotechnical conditions and applications.
Cultivate a client base in forensic geotechnical engineering.
Mentor and train future staff members.
Develop client relationships and scope projects.
Build and manage project teams.
Maintain project schedules and budgets.
Ensure client expectations are met with high-quality deliverables.

Qualifications:
Licensed Geotechnical Engineer in relevant state(s).
Master's degree or PhD in geotechnical engineering or a related field.
Minimum of 15 years of industry experience
Extensive experience in technical and project management roles, especially in forensics and problem-solving.
Expertise in geotechnical engineering applications specific to regional soil conditions, including seismic challenges.

Proficient in designing and evaluating foundations for various structures, conducting investigations and testing, implementing remedial measures, and addressing slope stability and settlement issues.

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