Geotechnical Engineer

Ramboll’s new strategy centers on being a leading international agent in sustainable development, helping clients and society transition to a sustainable future. We seek skilled professionals to join our team and currently look for an experienced geotechnical designer. Your tasks as a geotechnical designer in infrastructure projects include contributing to the design of roads, railways, streets, bridges, and utilities. You will work with the latest methods and our broad, multidisciplinary network, and you will have the chance to influence international projects as part of Ramboll’s geotechnical team. You will operate as part of a project-specific design team, perform design tasks independently, and be responsible for the quality of your own work. There is potential to advance to project manager and/or technical lead, leading a project team across disciplines. You may work from Ramboll Finland offices. Key requirements include at least five years of geotechnical experience, a relevant degree (Ins AMK/DI), fluent Finnish (spoken and written), and experience with Geocalc and Plaxis is advantageous; modeling with Civil 3D is also beneficial. We offer extensive opportunities for professional development, supportive managers who follow our leadership principles, a friendly and people-centric culture, and a genuine opportunity to influence society through Ramboll Foundation and Ramboll’s strong values. Ramboll is a global design and consulting company dedicated to sustainable change. Our offices in Finland number around 2,500 experts. We design, build, and maintain sustainable solutions for cities, infrastructure, mobility, environment and buildings. We value equality, diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all backgrounds. If you need any accommodations during the process, contact job.advert.accessibility@ramboll.com. How to apply: submit your application via the apply button, attach your CV, and tell us why you’re a good fit. The deadline is 30 September 2026.

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