Associate - Rock Mechanics

ob Description


Knowledge of working in multidisciplinary large urban infrastructure projects e.g linear infrastructure
Knowledge of working with a contractor as your client
Knowledge of the complexity regarding european rock conditions
Rock Excavation methods, both TBM and drill & blast
Rock Reinforcement and grouting analysis and design
Rock Mechanics Modelling
As-build drawings
FEM-simulations
DFN fracture modelling
Tecknical responsible roles within Rock Engineering and/or Grouting in large urban infrastructure projects
Independent Technical Review and Client Support during construction
Knowledge of Swedish standard terms & conditions like ABK, AB, ABT
Experience in AMA (Swedish standard procedures for technical descriptions to contractors)
Requirements:

You need to have very good communication skills in English both in speaking and writing.

You need to be able to prepare clear and detailed technical documentation.

You need to have strong interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with team members and clients.

You need to be able to adapt to new tools and technologies.

You need to have a proactive approach to continuing education and professional development.

You need to have strong analytical skills. Demonstrating problem-solving skills by suggesting alternatives or improvements.

You need to have critical thinking. Before raising questions or getting to work, it's important to analyze the task instruction thoroughly. This involves understanding the objectives, identifying any potential issues or unclear aspects, and considering alternative approaches if necessary. This also means asking questions if unsure before committing to a task.

You need to have medium to high level experience in the majority of the following computer Softwares:

Autocad Civil 3D, Microstation
RS3, Midas GTS
Grasshopper
Navisworks
SWedge, UnWedge, DIPS
Fracman

Mandatory Skills

Numerical modeling, DFN Fracture modelling, Fracman, Rock Mechanics modelling, Rock excavation methods both TBM and Blast