Jared Warner, PG, CEG, CPG
Jared Warner is a Principal Engineering Geologist based in California with more than 15 years of experience focusing on engineering geology, geotechnical engineering, geologic hazards, and environmental permitting and compliance, often in support of complex utility infrastructure, mining, and land-development projects.
Specialties
Geologic Hazard Evaluation and Mitigation; Post-Wildfire Debris Flow Assessments; Geotechnical Engineering; Subsurface Characterization; Environmental Permitting and Compliance
Practice Areas
Civil Infrastructure, Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, Environmental, Social, and Governance
Education
MS, Geological Sciences, San Diego State University, 2006; BS, Geological Sciences, San Diego State University, 2009
Registration
Professional Geologist: California #9238, Alaska #164777, Utah #12147040-2250; California Certified Engineering Geologist: CEG 2716; AIPG Certified Professional Geologist: CPG CPG-12051
Client Service
Jared specializes in assessing geologic hazards and conducting geotechnical investigations, with broad project experience supporting mining sites, gas and water pipelines, natural gas storage facilities, reservoirs, landfills, electrical transmission infrastructure, battery energy storage systems, hospitals, and large-scale grading projects. At project sites in California, throughout the United States, and in Baja California, Mexico, Jared has managed, coordinated, and conducted complex field investigations. These projects often include evaluating and mitigating geohazards, assessing post-wildfire debris flows, conducting exploratory drilling, installing and monitoring instrumentation, conducting structural geologic mapping, and evaluating terrain to inform engineering design.
Clients rely on Jared to clearly convey complex geologic conditions to owners, designers, contractors, and regulatory stakeholders and to design practical solutions that meet their needs and goals. To accomplish this, Jared leads multidisciplinary project teams to create technically rigorous and defensible geologic and geotechnical solutions. He and his teams assess and interpret each site, characterize the subsurface, and employ their understandings of geologic hazards and risks to help clients evaluate mitigation options and make informed design and construction decisions. This ability to connect technical rigor with project execution distinguishes Jared’s work, particularly on projects where geologic uncertainty, terrain constraints, or natural hazard exposure require disciplined investigation planning and sound professional judgment.
In addition to his consulting work, Jared is passionate about developing early- and mid-career professionals through hands-on field leadership and mentorship, and he presents at conferences including the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists and After the Flames.
Contact Jared at JWarner@Geosyntec.com.
