Junior Engineering Geologist
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Rambøll in Roma
Junior Engineering Geologist / Geotechnical Engineer
- Full-time
Are you a geotechnical engineer or geologist? Do you want to push the boundaries of your profession and develop your excellence in an open, collaborative and empowering culture? Are you looking for your next challenge?
If this sounds like you, or you’re curious to learn more, then this role could be the perfect opportunity. Join our Site Solutions department as our new colleague and work with us to close the gap to a sustainable future.
Your new role
Ramboll Italy is seeking aJunior Engineering Geologist to join its collaborative team inItaly/ Spain. This individual will serve a key function providing the hands‑on technical contribution with specific focus on Geotechnical Site Assessment, due diligence work in the M&A; sector and soil and groundwater investigation with emphasis on ground conditions assessment, producing technical specifications, plans, foundations and underground structures design and other geotechnical aspects of construction. In this role,
you will have the opportunity to partner cross‑functionally on premier land development projects.
Your key responsibilities will be:
- Organising and supervising Site Investigation
- Contributing to engineering risk assessments, technical documents, and calculations
- Contributing to the technical due diligence, soil risk assessment, and risk mitigation in accordance with the current design Standards, Codes of Practice, and best practice
- Assisting a wide range of geotechnical design work, fully compliant with Eurocodes
- Assisting in the preparation of expressions of interest and tenders, including cost estimates
- Development and technical assurance of design, including client’s presentations and reports
About you
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering Geology or Civil or Geotechnical Engineering required, Master's degree strongly preferred
- A working knowledge of a range of geotechnical software, including Geo Studio suite (Slope/W, Seep/W) or si