Associate Geotechnical Engineer

About Us

Since starting in Perth in 2012, CMW Geosciences has expanded to 22 offices with over 330 employees across Australia and New Zealand. We are hard-working, down-to-earth, and passionate engineers and geologists who provide quality geotechnical site investigation, analysis, and design advice to the construction infrastructure and energy sectors.

We are looking for an established Geotechnical Engineer based in the sunny Bay of Plenty who can confidently provide practical design solutions, develop strong client relationships and contribute to furthering technical development in CMW. You must be able to work within a team and provide hands-on mentorship to junior staff.

Our Tauranga office has well and truly established itself within the region as a specialised geotechnical consultancy providing practical solutions for a wide range of clients. You'll have an exciting project diversity as our Tauranga office works on everything from small-scale residential projects up to large-scale infrastructure projects. 

What We're Looking for

To be successful in this role you must have,

• A Civil Engineering, Geology or Earth Science Degree
• A minimum of 10 years of experience as a Geotechnical Engineer in a consultancy setting
• Chartership with Engineers NZ - CPEng 
• Full New Zealand working rights
• At least two years of experience working in NZ is strongly preferred
• Developed exposure to geotechnical design software
• Good interpersonal skills
• Exceptional organisation and communication skills, both verbal and written

What You'll Get

• Additional Day Leave on your Birthday
• Provision of minimum of 50 hours Training / CPD per year and paid membership to Engineers New Zealand. Support with progressing chartership.
• Broad project exposure across a range of industries
• Mid-winter Christmas weekend and regular social events
• Flexible office hours
• Ongoing internal training opportunities
• Access to principal engineers and geologists and a clear pathway for career development and progression