Instrumentation Engineer

Job Description & Requirements

Project Planning and Coordination: Develop and implement comprehensive plans for geotechnical instrumentation projects, including scheduling, permitting, installation, and commissioning of monitoring systems.

Client Liaison: Actively engage with clients to discuss geotechnical issues, present project progress, and analyze monitoring data.

Field Work: Conduct on-site installations, calibrate, and maintain sensors, instruments, and equipment to ensure optimal performance.

Data Analysis and Reporting: Collect, analyse, and interpret monitoring data to generate accurate and timely reports for clients.

Quality Assurance: Implement and adhere to quality control procedures to maintain high standards of work.

Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to achieve project objectives.

Flexibility: Adapt to changing project requirements and work schedules to meet deadlines.

- Bachelor’s Degree in Civil, Geotechnical or Instrumentation Engineering.

- 5 - 10 years of relevant experience in geotechnical instrumentation is preferred, but entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply.

- Possession of a certificate in Geotechnical Instrumentation for Engineers or registration as a Geotechnical Instrumentation Engineer (GeoSS) is advantageous.

- Strong understanding of geotechnical principles, instrumentation techniques, and data analysis tools.

- Excellent communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills.

- Ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and thrive in a dynamic environment.

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