You may have been part of some big projects before, but this work is legacy-building.
You have the opportunity to gain a wealth of expertise and a diverse range of skills, providing insight and knowledge without losing sight of your work-life balance or wellbeing.
Work as a Geotechnical Scientist within the Pavements & Geotechnical Services unit of Transport for NSW’s Infrastructure & Place Division. Reporting to the Pavements and Geotechnical Manager, you'll conduct investigations, analyses, and provide advice specifically on geotechnical, pavements, and materials aspects for infrastructure projects.
You'll support projects, provide technical services, participate in multi-function teams, and manage geotechnical risk by developing standards and practices. Adaptability across multiple work streams is essential.
This is a Permanent Full time opportunity based in Wollongong.
For more information on this position and business unit, view the role description and information pack
You hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology or a related discipline and are eager to work in Wollongong. Essential to this role is substantial experience with pavements and geotechnical site investigations for infrastructure projects, particularly in geotechnical assessment, slope and pavement rehabilitation.
You excel in preparing detailed geotechnical reports, providing specialist advice, and effectively managing technical risk, demonstrating a deep understanding of industry standards.
You can plan and lead geotechnical investigations in various conditions and work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams. Knowledge of WHS and environmental requirements for geotechnical fieldwork is crucial.
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Flexible work options may be available. Learn more via Flexible work options and policy
Applications close 11:59 PM 8th October 2026
For more information about this role, please contact CAROLINE.RAMPERTSHAMMER@TRANSPORT.NSW.GOV.AU.
Aboriginal people and people living with disability are supported throughout the recruitment process and at work, and we encourage you to apply. Visit Supporting Aboriginal People or Supporting People with Disability for more information or speak to your talent team member to arrange any adjustments to how you interact with us.
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