Geotechnical engineers analyze soil and rock properties to design foundations, slopes, and retaining structures. They ensure the stability and safety of civil engineering projects. This role involves site investigation, laboratory testing, and detailed analysis. Geotechnical engineering is crucial for infrastructure development and offers opportunities in construction, mining, and environmental sectors.

• Key Skills: Soil mechanics, slope stability analysis, foundation design, geotechnical investigation, AutoCAD, and report writing.