Civil/Geotechnical Staff Engineer

Overview

Entry-level civil/geotechnical engineer rotating through field and lab projects.

Key Responsibilities

• engineering reports
• geotechnical testing
• material testing
• client relations
• construction observation
• proposal preparation

Tasks

-Develop solutions, make recommendations, and prepare engineering reports for review -Work independently on specific assignments of limited scope and with engineers and on larger projects as a team member -Manage basic geotechnical and material testing projects -Maintain client communications and build client relations -Observe construction in progress and reports to project or senior engineer -Prepare proposals for geotechnical and material testing projects

Requirements

• eit
• civil engineering
• slope stability
• concrete
• instrumentation
• travel

What You Bring

-Possess EIT certification or ability to obtain within 6 months -Valid driver's license -Slope stability -Solid written and verbal communication skills -Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with geotechnical, materials emphasis, or related -Ability to occasionally lift 50 pounds -Concrete materials -Ability to perform field related services at least 50% of time during the program field rotation -In situ instrumentation -Ability to travel up to 25% of time

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Benefits

-Gain experience relevant to work toward obtaining Professional Engineer license -Deep foundations

About Braun Intertec Corporation

-Founded in 1957 by Jack Braun in his home, the firm began as a humble soil-testing provider and steadily expanded across the Midwest. -Over decades, it added geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, drilling, geospatial services, nondestructive examination, and materials testing. -Headquartered in Minneapolis, it now operates across 14 states, serving both public and private clients nationwide. -Notable work includes environmental site assessments, highway interchange testing, levee restoration after the 2008 floods, and nondestructive testing on historic artifacts. -The firm’s acquisitions—like Edwards‑Pitman Environmental and several geoscience groups—enhanced its reach in compliance, permitting and environmental remediation. -Typical projects span highways, schools, industrial sites, hydroelectric facilities, fulfillment centers, and flood control infrastructure. -A standout moment: testing a Titanic whistle in 1999 underscored both its technical depth and adventurous scope.

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