Senior Geotechnical Engineer - Energy Infrastructure

About the Role

Our client seeks a highly qualified Senior Geotechnical Engineer to join their established team in Markham . This role is critical for assessing and mitigating geological risks associated with various energy infrastructure projects, including power plants, substations, and transmission lines. You will apply your extensive knowledge of soil mechanics, foundation engineering, and site characterization to ensure the stability and safety of these vital structures. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to significant projects within the energy sector , working in a company that prioritizes technical excellence and robust engineering solutions.

Key Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive geotechnical investigations and site characterization studies for energy infrastructure projects. Perform analyses for foundation design, slope stability, seismic hazard, and ground improvement. Prepare detailed geotechnical reports, recommendations, and specifications for construction. Provide technical guidance and oversight to junior engineers and project teams. Collaborate with clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies to ensure project success. Requirements Master's degree or PhD in Geotechnical Engineering or a closely related field. Minimum of 8 years of relevant experience in geotechnical engineering , with significant exposure to the energy industry . Proficiency in geotechnical software (e.g., PLAXIS, GeoStudio) and site investigation techniques. Strong understanding of soil mechanics, rock mechanics, and foundation design principles. Registered Professional Engineer (PEng) designation. Benefits Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package. On-site role in Markham with opportunities for field work. Access to state-of-the-art geotechnical equipment and software. Support for professional development, conferences, and ongoing training. A culture that values expertise, collaboration, and safety.
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