Resource recovery engineer vs geotechnical engineer

Differences between resource recovery engineer and geotechnical engineer duties and responsibilities

Resource recovery engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage test lab, install and maintain all UNIX test beds and manage re-creation of customer environments.
• Deploy and manage Citrix environments utilizing publish desktops and publish applications to make available to users both internally and externally.
• Configure Avamar for NDMP for backing up NAS filers.
• Set up backups to work with windows operating system 2000 , 2003 2008 and Linux.
• Configure the backup policies and retention periods for Avamar as per the requirements of the customer.
• Major involvement in planning / designing and implementation for VMware ESX farm consolidation from DMX-3 to VMAX.
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Geotechnical engineer example responsibilities.

• Incorporate ASCE, AISC, and IBC as well as other standards.
• Design are provided considering conservative seismic design criteria per IBC 2006 and available USGS data for Afghanistan.
• Execute FEA such as thermal, static structural, modal, harmonic response, and random vibration using ANSYS and NASTRAN.
• Prepare hydrology & hydraulic studies, review environmental assessments GIS analysis and map preparation for various studies.
• Perform geotechnical analysis and foundation design for plants housing heavy machinery that generate vibration, oil tanks and relate industrial structures.
• Assist in data management and review, coordinate laboratory testing program, and write final analysis for feasibility-level geotechnical design report.
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