ASE provides a standard benefit package, 401K matching and flexible schedule.
Preferred Education:
4 Year Degree
About Us
At Atlantic Shores Environmental Services (ASE), we’re more than an environmental consulting and engineering firm — we’re a close-knit team of professionals driven by integrity, collaboration, and client partnerships.
As a woman-owned small business and NC HUB-certified firm, ASE provides turnkey environmental and engineering solutions to clients across the Carolinas and beyond. We combine technical expertise with personal service and a holistic approach to help clients streamline projects, optimize value, and reduce environmental impact.
Our specialties include:
Transactional due diligence (Phase I/II ESAs; soil & groundwater sampling)
Facility and development environmental services (brownfield redevelopment, regulatory compliance, stormwater)
Natural resource and wetlands delineation, permitting & mitigation
Indoor air quality, mold/asbestos/lead assessments & abatement oversight
Underground storage tank investigations, landfill assessments, infiltration testing
Now, we’re looking to expand our in-house capabilities by adding a Geotechnical Engineer to our growing team.
Company Culture: Our Core Strength
At ASE, company culture is a top priority. We’ve built a workplace grounded in:
Collaboration and mentorship — we share knowledge, support one another, and celebrate team wins.
Flexibility and trust — we empower staff to balance field work, office responsibilities, and personal life.
Integrity and accountability — we hold ourselves to high professional and ethical standards.
Community and connection — we’re proud of our North Carolina coastal roots and the clients and ecosystems we serve.
Growth and innovation — we invest in training, licensure, and new service lines that strengthen both our people and our company.
When you join ASE, you’re not just taking a job — you’re joining a supportive, mission-driven family that values you as a person and a professional.
Position Overview
The Geotechnical Engineer will play a key technical and developmental role at ASE — not only leading subsurface investigations and geotechnical analyses, but also helping shape the structure, systems, and processes of our new Geotechnical Services Department.
This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer who wants to combine technical work with leadership and business development in a supportive, growth-oriented firm.
Key Responsibilities
Technical & Project Responsibilities
Planning and overseeing subsurface investigations (soil borings, test pits, groundwater monitoring) associated with site development, brownfields, infrastructure and coastal environments.
Performing geotechnical analyses (bearing capacity, settlement, slope stability, retaining structures, subsurface conditions) relevant to development- and facility-management clients.
Preparing technical reports, design recommendations, and engineering drawings aligned with regulatory permitting and redevelopment efforts.
Collaborating with the environmental consulting team (wetlands delineation, phase I/II ESAs, permitting specialists) and integrating geotechnical input into overall project solutions.
Oversee subcontractors, drilling crews, and field technicians to ensure quality and safety.
Providing technical mentorship and guidance to junior engineers and field staff, helping build our geotechnical service line within the firm.
Leadership & Department Development Responsibilities
Partner with ASE leadership to establish processes, procedures, and best practices for the new Geotechnical Department.
Assist in developing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for fieldwork, data management, analysis, and reporting.
Help define equipment, staffing, and training needs for geotechnical operations.
Contribute to the creation of QA/QC systems and client service standards.
Support business development and proposal writing for geotechnical projects.
Mentor junior engineers and technicians as the department grows.
Why Join Atlantic Shores?
Shape and grow a new Geotechnical Department within a respected environmental firm.
Be part of a collaborative, people-first culture that values integrity, balance, and growth.
Live at the Beach! Enjoy a coastal North Carolina lifestyle.
Enjoy a flexible work environment in the heart of North Carolina’s coastal region.
Receive professional development support, including training, and leadership opportunities.
Competitive compensation and benefits, and potential relocation assistance for the right candidate.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, or related field (Master’s preferred).
NC P.E. license required.
5+ years of relevant geotechnical engineering experience.
Strong understanding of soil mechanics, foundation design, and geotechnical testing methods.
Excellent technical writing, communication and reporting skills, with the ability to translate technical results into clear recommendations for clients and permitting/regulatory teams.
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in the field and office.
Entrepreneurial mindset — eager to help build something new while maintaining ASE’s culture of excellence and teamwork.
ASE is a diverse environmental consulting and engineering firm specializing in transactional due diligence, facility management services, natural resource management, wetlands, Brownfield redevelopment, underground storage tanks, indoor air quality, and general environmental consulting. ASE is a woman-owned small business with a primary objective to provide quality services at a reasonable fee. ASE has been certified as a Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) by the North Carolina Department of Administration as a women-owned business enterprise (WBE).