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The University of Massachusetts Amherst is holding focused career events throughout the fall, and GeoEngineers will be there on October 1 for the Civil and Environmental Engineering Career Fair. It’s a chance for students to meet employers from across the country and discuss job and internship opportunities. Nathan Yu and John McCabe will be on hand to hang out […]

Pipeline Webinar Episode 13: As the Drill Pipe Turns Part II Considerations for Successful HDD Projects Please join us we go back to the basics! Back by popular demand, Principal Engineer and Trenchless National Leader, Mark Miller, PE will present an overview of what to consider during the early stages of a pipeline project that […]

Geotechnical Scientist Olyvia Kelly and Recruiter Rachel Hansen will be at the Brigham Young University Civil & Construction Career Fair on September 17 to meet with students. Stop by and learn about GeoEngineers’ internship program, careers in professional consulting, and the work we do across the country. Head to the BYU website to RSVP and […]

GeoEngineers has had a long and successful relationship with Louisiana State University, and we’re going to be on campus again in September! LSU’s annual Engineering Networking Reception is on September 9, and GeoEngineers will be there to discuss job and internship opportunities. The reception brings students together with employers from across the country to network and this year that […]

Principal Environmental Engineer Phil Welker has been appointed Regional Vice President (RVP) for the Society of American Military Engineers’ (SAME) California Region. Phil began his tenure in June at the Camp Pendleton Day SAME event, where he recognized event volunteers and connected with industry and government leaders. In this leadership role, Phil will help guide […]

The Pretty Rocks landslide has been active since the 1960s but began accelerating in 2014. This landslide occurred where ice-filled gaps in a porous volcanic tuff and perlite deposit, leading to progressive movement of weak and overlying rock. In 2021, the Pretty Rocks landslide began to speed up with movement accelerating from inches per year […]

Engineering News-Record (ENR) once again included GeoEngineers in its list of the top 500 design firms in the United States. The 2025 ranking places GeoEngineers at #218, up from #233 on the prior year’s list, with more than $115 million in total billings during 2024. ENR’s list includes a wide variety of firms that offer […]

The SR 108/US 101 Mason and Thurston County Fish Barrier Removal project was recognized with a 2025 Project of the Year Award (Environment $25 Million to $75 Million) from APWA Washington at the chapter’s annual awards banquet on April 24. GeoEngineers is proud to have provided geotechnical engineering, stream design, and environmental compliance and permitting […]

Join us at Central Washington University (CWU) on April 16 to hear about the development of the university’s new ground source heat pump system. GeoEngineers is providing hydrogeologic consulting services to CWU to support the design, construction, and testing of a geothermal injection well for the system, and Bryce Hanson will be there to talk […]

GeoEngineers will be attending, presenting, and exhibiting at the upcoming American Public Works Association (APWA) Washington Spring Conference at the Greater Tacoma Convention and Trade Center from April 22-24, and we hope you can join us! Stop by our booth and say hello to Layne Alfonso and Andrea Rocha, and a large group of our […]