Geotechnical Civil Engineer in New York City at Department of the Army | JobGan

Geotechnical Civil Engineer in New York City

Department of the Army
Full time Mid
📡 New York, New York 🏙 New York, New York 📅 Nov 03, 2026 ⏳ Closes Feb 01, 2027
💰 US$72,737 – US$137,128 USD/yr
📋 Job Description

The Geotechnical Civil Engineer role at the Department of the Army is focused on applying civil engineering principles to enhance infrastructure projects. Key responsibilities include performing geotechnical calculations, assisting with field explorations, and contributing to technical report drafting. Candidates should possess a relevant graduate degree or equivalent experience, along with strong analytical skills and proficiency in design software.

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Department of the Army
📡 New York
The Department of the Army is a vital part of the United States government, dedicated to serving the nation through military and civil engineering efforts. With a mission centered around national defense and infrastructure development, the Department fosters a culture of teamwork, integrity, and excellence. Employees a…

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⏳ Closes Feb 01, 2027
Geotechnical Civil Engineer in New York City
Department of the Army · US$72,737 – US$137,128 USD/yr