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      <title>Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) - Calibre Search</title>
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      <description>Location: Oxford | Salary: 28000.00-28000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Graduate Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) Oxford Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience  Are you a Civil or Geotechnical Engineering graduate looking to break into a genuinely specialist, cutting edge area of the industry? We are recruiting a Graduate Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) to join a growing instrumentation and monitoring consultancy based near Oxford, working on next generation fibre optic sensing technology applied to major infrastructure projects across the UK and internationally.This Graduate Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) role offers full training and genuine hands-on exposure from day one, combining site based work with technical data interpretation and reporting, on projects spanning the UK, Europe, Saudi Arabia and the US.The RoleAs Graduate Civil Engineer (Geotechnical) you will work alongside experienced engineers installing and working with fibre optic monitoring equipment on piling and structural projects, before progressing into analysing monitoring data and supporting the preparation of interpretive reports for design teams. You will develop a strong practical understanding of how geotechnical design intent compares with real world structural performance, gai...</description>
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