Jamie Vincent
PE
Associate Civil Engineer
I’ve always enjoyed a challenge, and the poor soils of the Gulf South have rarely disappointed.
Hired
- 2007
Location
- Baton Rouge, LA
Jamie manages drilling operations and laboratory testing programs, analyzes lab results and prepares geotechnical calculations and designs for clients. He’s become very experienced with the US Army Corps of Engineers regulations governing work on and around Mississippi River levees, and helps manage our trenchless projects in the region. Jamie says the internship he had at GeoEngineers while earning his BS in Civil Engineering at Louisiana State University (LSU) is what got him interested in geotechnical engineering.
The fact that GeoEngineers’ Baton Rouge office has provided geotechnical engineering services in south Louisiana for decades offers unique benefits to him and to Geo’s clients, Jamie feels. “We have numerous projects on file, including existing soil data. This information, combined with the guidance of our senior staff, really allows a young geotechnical engineer like me to flourish quickly. The first-hand knowledge passed down is second to none.”
Living in Louisiana, a sportsman’s paradise, makes it easy for Jamie to engage in his favorite seasonal hobbies. In the spring and summer, he enjoys fishing tournaments and prizes the adventure of going 100 miles offshore for overnight fishing trips. In the fall and winter, he devotes his free time to LSU football and hunting. “If LSU has a home game, I can be found in Tiger Stadium on Saturday night!”
