Company: Strata Construction Consulting
Location: Nottingham
Posted: April 11th, 2026
We are working with a well known client who is expanding its Ground Engineering capability, and we’re looking for a motivated Geotechnical Engineer to join their Nottingham office. This is a great opportunity to work within a collaborative consultancy environment where your technical insight and problem‑solving skills will help shape high‑quality, sustainable developments across the UK.
You’ll support and deliver geotechnical input across a diverse portfolio of projects, including residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure schemes. Working closely with our civil and structural teams, you’ll contribute to ground investigation design, geotechnical analysis, and the development of practical, buildable solutions.
Designing and managing ground investigations, including specification, procurement, and supervision
Interpreting ground investigation data and preparing factual and interpretative reports
Undertaking geotechnical analysis such as foundation design, slope stability, earthworks, retaining structures, and ground improvement
Working with software such as GeoStudio, SLOPE/W, WALLAP, or similar tools
Liaising with clients, contractors, and regulators to support project delivery
Contributing to multidisciplinary design teams and supporting junior staff where appropriate
Degree in Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Geology, or a related discipline
Experience in a consultancy or contracting environment (open to a range of experience levels)
Strong understanding of UK ground conditions, geotechnical design principles, and relevant standards
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Progress toward professional accreditation (IEng/CEng/Chartered Geologist) is advantageous
Competitive salary and benefits package
Hybrid working options
Support for professional development and chartership
A friendly, supportive team with a strong technical reputation
Opportunities to work on varied and technically challenging projects