New Senior Geotechnical Engineer at JBO

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Starting July 2022, Dr.-Ing. Mauricio Terceros joined JBO, where he will serve as a Senior Geotechnical Engineer with a focus on geotechnical design and soil interpretation. He will strengthen our team with a deep understanding of P‑Y methods for monopile substructures. His expertise in numerical simulations and in‑house software development will advance JBO’s holistic design approach.

#TeamJBO welcomes Dr.-Ing. Mauricio Terceros to our family and wishes him every success in his new position. We look forward to shaping the future of green energy together.

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