This mid-level geotechnical engineer or geologist role requires 2-5 years of professional experience and a bachelor's degree in geotechnical engineering or geology. The candidate will be responsible for planning and executing borehole investigations throughout the year, performing geotechnical soil assessments, preparing detailed technical reports, and conducting site supervision on construction projects. Key competencies include the ability to work independently and systematically with a strong focus on quality and collaboration. The role demands practical experience on construction sites in varying conditions and a solid understanding of project economics to contribute effectively to bidding and cost estimation processes. Candidates must be quick learners, adaptable, and capable of managing multiple tasks across different offices and geographic locations nationwide. A valid driver's license (category B) and access to a personal vehicle are essential for site visits. The position offers technical challenges, opportunities to influence work assignments, and professional development within a leading company in the geotechnical field. Strong communication skills and teamwork are emphasized, alongside responsibility and autonomy in daily operations. Training will be provided to ensure proficiency in all aspects of the role, including borehole work, soil classification, and reporting. Overall, the ideal candidate combines solid academic grounding, practical field experience, and a proactive approach to quality and project delivery in geotechnical investigations and supervision.