The Opportunity

The Geotechnical Engineer is responsible for evaluating soil, rock, effects of

groundwater, and geologic conditions to ensure the safe and efficient design,

construction, and operation of mining projects. This role supports open-pit mines,

underground mines, tailings storage facilities, waste dumps, haul roads, and related

infrastructure by assessing ground stability and geotechnical risks.

Geotechnical Engineers work closely with mine planning, geology, operations,

environmental, and civil engineering teams to optimize mine safety, production, and

long-term stability.


Responsibilities

Conduct geotechnical investigations including drilling programs, rock and soil

sampling, laboratory testing, and field mapping.

Analyze rock mass behavior, slope stability, ground support requirements, and

soil mechanics.

Develop geotechnical models for op...