Build the instruments that keep infrastructure safe.

Manage project planning, budgeting, and execution.

Provide technical leadership in instrumentation systems.

Oversee field operations and ensure quality standards.

Review data analysis and monitoring reports.

Manage client communication and team development.

Bachelor’s/Master’s in Civil/Geotechnical Engineering.

6–10+ years experience in project management.

Strong leadership, communication, and technical skills.

Assist in project planning, scheduling, and budgeting.

Support installation and calibration of instrumentation systems.

Monitor site conditions and ensure compliance with specifications.

Collect, process, and analyze monitoring data.

Prepare reports and maintain project documentation.

Bachelor’s degree in Civil/Geotechnical/Mechanical Engineering.

2–4 years relevant experience.

Strong technical, analytical, and communication skills.

Support project planning, scheduling, and budgeting for instrumentation systems.

Coordinate site setup, installation, and calibration of instrumentation with field teams.

Monitor site conditions, review construction plans, and verify specification compliance.

Collect, process, and analyze sensor data to generate client-facing monitoring reports.

Maintain field logs, calibration records, and project documentation.

Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Mechanical Engineering (or related field).

1–3 years of engineering or field site experience.

Strong data analysis, technical writing, and communication skills; CAD experience is a plus.

Physical capability to work in active field environments, climb structures, and lift up to 50 lbs.

Install, test, and maintain geotechnical instrumentation, low-voltage cabling, and DC power supplies.

Set up, configure, and troubleshoot remote wireless communication networks and hardware.

Interpret construction plans, technical schematics, and manuals to prepare sites and execute installation plans.

Maintain accurate field documentation, cable labeling, configuration diagrams, and daily logs.

Adhere to strict project safety protocols, drug testing requirements, and quality standards.

High School diploma required; associate degree, military technical training, or construction/cabling experience preferred.

Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record for daily regional travel.

Basic computer proficiency, mechanical/tool aptitude, and physical capability to work outdoors, in non-climate-controlled environments, and lift up to 50 lbs.