Experienced Geotechnical Designer

Ramboll is looking for an experienced geotechnical designer for infrastructure projects. As part of Ramboll’s geotechnical specialists, you will participate in the design of roads, railways, streets, bridges and utilities, using the latest methods and a wide multidisciplinary expert network. You will have a professional work environment and the opportunity to influence Finnish projects and potentially international ones. Responsibilities include: acting as geotechnical designer within a project team; performing design tasks independently and ensuring quality; potential progression to project manager and/or technical lead roles; you may work from any Ramboll Finland office. About you: at least 5 years' geotechnical design experience; relevant education (Ins AMK/DI); fluency in Finnish (spoken and written). Knowledge of Geocalc and Plaxis is advantageous; Civil 3D modeling experience is a plus. What we offer: opportunities for development and training; supportive supervisors; friendly, people-oriented culture; genuine opportunity to influence through your work; Ramboll Foundation and strong values; work at the heart of sustainability in Finland. Ramboll is a global design and consultancy company; we believe sustainable change requires harmony between nature and people. We operate nationwide with 2,500 experts; our services cover city, infrastructure, transport, environment and buildings design, construction, and maintenance. We embrace equality, diversity and inclusion and welcome all applicants regardless of age, nationality, disability, marital status, pregnancy or parenthood, race, religion or belief, gender identity or sexual orientation. If you need accommodations during the application process, contact job.advert.accessibility@ramboll.com. Apply via the Apply button and attach your CV and explain why you are suitable. Deadline 30.09.2026.

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