A Geological Engineer is a professional who applies principles of geology and engineering to solve problems related to the Earth's materials and processes. They often work on projects involving the construction of buildings, roads, and bridges, ensuring that the ground can support these structures. Their expertise helps in assessing risks such as landslides, earthquakes, and soil erosion. These engineers conduct site investigations, analyze geological data, and design solutions to mitigate potential hazards. They collaborate with other professionals, including civil engineers and environmental scientists, to create safe and sustainable infrastructure. Their work is crucial for urban development and natural resource management.