Student Geotechnical Engineer

Work on real transport infrastructure projects and solve geotechnical engineering challenges Gain exposure to ground investigations, earthworks, foundations, and slope stability assessments Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across Asia Pacific Learn from experienced industry leaders and technical experts Explore pathways into the Graduate Program Requirements Currently studying Geotechnical Engineering, or Civil Engineering with a geotechnical focus, or a related discipline A current license to drive in New Zealand An interest in transport infrastructure and understanding how ground conditions influence engineering outcomes Available for 12 weeks full-time work from mid-November 2026 to February 2027 Curiosity, strong communication skills, and a collaborative mindset ATS Optimization Keywords Hard Skills geotechnical engineering ground investigations earthworks foundations slope stability assessments Soft Skills communication skills collaborative mindset curiosity Certifications & Qualifications current license to drive in New Zealand Industry Keywords transport infrastructure engineering outcomes multidisciplinary teams Graduate Program #J-18808-Ljbffr