A major energy provider is seeking a qualified Engineer, Senior Engineer, or Staff Engineer (Civil/Geotechnical) to join its team at a pumped storage hydroelectric station located in Warm Springs, Virginia. This role is ideal for professionals passionate about infrastructure integrity, dam safety, and geotechnical engineering in a dynamic, high-impact environment.Veterans Encouraged to Apply: Applicants with military backgrounds (E5-E9, W1-CW5, or O3-O6) and equivalent education and experience are welcome.Note: Visa sponsorship or employment authorization transfers are not available for this position.Position OverviewThis role involves leading the geotechnical program at the facility, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of high-pressure tunnels, drainage systems, and civil structures. The successful candidate will provide technical expertise, mentor team members, and support regulatory compliance.Key Responsibilities:Conducting inspections of tunnels, dams, and civil structuresOverseeing instrumentation, data collection, and analysisPreparing regulatory reports and reviewing emergency action plansPerforming slope stability analyses using manual and software-based methodsDeveloping maintenance and repair strategiesActing as a subject matter expert in geotechnical engineering and dam safetySupporting operations and maintenance teams with engineering guidanceThe position will be filled at the Engineer, Senior Engineer, or Staff Engineer level based on qualifications and experience.QualificationsEngineer2+ years of relevant engineering experienceStrong foundation in civil/geotechnical engineering principlesFamiliarity with dam safety and hydrogeologyAbility to work independently in rugged outdoor environmentsValid driver's license requiredSenior Engineer5+ years of relevant experienceAdvanced technical and project leadership skillsExperience with FERC-regulated dams or similar infrastructureStrong communication and technical writing abilitiesProficiency in engineering software and data analysis toolsStaff Engineer8+ years of relevant experienceRecognized expertise in geotechnical engineering and dam safetyProven ability to lead complex projects and mentor othersExtensive fieldwork experience and regulatory knowledgeStrong leadership and strategic planning capabilitiesEducation RequirementsBachelor's degree in Engineering (Civil Engineering with a focus in Geotechnical, Hydrology/Hydraulics, or Dam Engineering preferred)Engineering Technology degrees are not acceptedPreferred: Professional Engineer (PE) license or ability to obtain one via reciprocity in Virginia and other statesEngineering CriteriaCandidates must meet one of the following:Hold a 4-year engineering degree from an ABET-accredited programHold a degree from a Washington Accord-accredited international institutionHold a non-ABET undergraduate degree plus a postgraduate degree from an ABET-accredited institution in the same disciplineHold a degree in Physics, Chemistry, Math, or Engineering Technology plus a postgraduate engineering degree from an ABET-accredited institutionWorking ConditionsExposure to dust, grease, oil, fumes, heat, and noise (up to 25%)Work in confined spaces and outdoors (26-50%)Office-based work (51-75%)Travel up to 25%Must be comfortable working around water, at heights, and in underground tunnelsThis is a unique opportunity to contribute to the safety and performance of critical energy infrastructure while advancing your career in a supportive and technically challenging environment.