Duke University has a multi area opening that includes geomechanics, among others. The preference in that area is on “coupled problems in geomechanics with application to energy production, energy storage, hazardous/nuclear waste storage/disposal, and environmental protection”. Note, that applications that bridge two or more of the areas mentioned in the link and which entail cross-departmental collaborations are particularly encouraged. For more details see the link.

Three fully funded projects are available at the University of Western Australia to students who wish to complete their PhD in offshore geotechnical engineering. Mored details can be found in the attached pdf flyer.

The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology is opening multiple tenure-track faculty positions. Please see the announcement attached for more details.

The University of Edinburgh is looking for a lecturer in infrastructure with a focus on geotechnical design. More details at http://edin.ac/1VDd7X9 .