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Atlas Geotechnical delivers exceptional engineering solutions worldwide. Combining modern tools with time-honored rigor allows us to tackle challenges that confound conventional engineers.
Atlas Geotechnical Blog
4M ago
We’re Hiring – Geotechnical Project Engineer
Experience: 3 – 5 years geotechnical engineering & construction support
Education: M.S. Geotechnical or Geological Engineering
Salary: $110,000 – $125,000 + OT
Start Date: October 2023
About the Role & Team
Atlas Geotechnical has an opportunity for one P.E. or P.E.-track engineer with interest in heavy infrastructure design, construction, and troubleshooting to travel to job sites across western North America and the Pacific (Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and farther). The position involves about equal amounts of design and construction troubleshoot ..read more
Atlas Geotechnical Blog
5M ago
Now Hiring – Field Engineer Abroad
Experience: 2-5 years
Compensation: $120,000 + Overtime, 6 weeks paid leave
Start Date: September 2023
Field Engineer Abroad
Be a part of a dynamic geostructures practice focused on heavy infrastructure construction.
Atlas is a small founder-managed practice strong on mentoring and professional development opportunities.
We work on the most challenging projects in the Pacific.
This position offers typical 50–60-hour weeks on construction sites.
While at a site, the position pays housing and vehicle, 6 weeks paid leave, and rotation a ..read more
Atlas Geotechnical Blog
1y ago
We’ve got a particularly interesting problem on our desks here at Atlas Geotechnical. There’s a lot at risk, various stakeholders are frustrated with and suspicious of each other, and there’s not enough time. While working this problem through to a pretty tidy conclusion this afternoon, it occurred to me to share the process that we use to achieve a safe, efficient design.
It goes without saying that rigorous project framing is critical to any problem. Define the boundary limits and success factors. Write, refine, and document the basis of design. There’s no point in working really hard late ..read more