Geotechnical engineers analyze soil and rock properties to design foundations, retaining walls, and other structures. They ensure the stability and safety of construction projects by assessing subsurface conditions and providing recommendations for ground improvement techniques. This role is crucial in infrastructure development and offers opportunities for fieldwork and problem-solving.

• Key Skills: Soil mechanics, foundation design, slope stability analysis, geotechnical investigation.
• Job Outlook: Strong demand due to infrastructure projects and urbanization.