About the role

Junior geotechnical engineer supporting Arcadis’ sustainable design and infrastructure projects. Conducting field investigations, sampling, construction inspection, and technical reporting across Ontario.

Responsibilities

Support field investigations and drilling programs, including coordination of borehole layouts, soil and groundwater sampling, logging, and field data collection
Assist with geotechnical and hydrogeological monitoring activities, including observation, measurement, and documentation of subsurface and groundwater conditions
Perform construction inspection and monitoring to verify that site activities and materials comply with project specifications, drawings, and quality requirements
Prepare technical documentation, including field notes, borehole logs, site records, inspection reports, and summary findings
Follow and promote health, safety, and quality procedures and ensure compliance with company and regulatory standards
Work under the supervision of Professional Engineers on municipal, transportation, infrastructure, land development, and environmental projects throughout Ontario

Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Geological, Geotechnical, Environmental Engineering, or a related engineering discipline required
Must be an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) with PEO or eligible to register, with commitment to obtaining P.Eng.
Requires 2–3 years of relevant experience in geotechnical engineering, construction inspection, hydrogeological investigations, environmental field services, or similar consulting work
Co-op and internship experience may be counted toward the experience requirement
Preference for experience supporting drilling programs, subsurface investigations, and construction monitoring
Strong understanding of geotechnical engineering principles, soil mechanics, field investigations, soil sampling, and borehole logging is needed
Proficiency in Microsoft Office; borehole logging software is an asset
Requires a valid Ontario Class G driver’s licence
Nuclear Density Gauge certification is considered an asset
Must be comfortable with outdoor fieldwork, lifting up to 25 kg, working on uneven terrain/construction sites, travelling across Ontario, and occasionally working extended hours
Commitment to health and safety, communication, organization, teamwork, independence, attention to detail, and willingness to learn

Meaningful work delivering sustainable solutions
Skills-based career development and opportunities to maximize impact
Equal opportunity and affirmative action employer
Women, minorities, people with disabilities and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply