Senior Hydrogeologist

In the role of Senior Hydrogeologist, we'll count on you to

• Lead complex hydrogeologic investigations with a focus on complex geological settings commonly found in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region (e.g., fractured rock, coastal plain)
• Oversee data collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation, including:

o Building complex, dynamic Conceptual Site Models

o Developing and overseeing high-resolution site characterization strategies

o Using modern Remediation Hydrogeology concepts (such as mass flux/discharge or DNAPL assessment) to develop complex groundwater remediation strategies

o Field groundwater level and quality data collection methods

o Familiarity with design, construction, and development of groundwater monitoring wells

o Development of geologic and hydrogeologic cross-sections development utilizing geologic and geophysical data

o Geospatial and geostatistical analysis

o Interpretation of subsurface aquifer conditions on a site and regional scale

o Development of hydrographs and other graphic presentation of hydrogeologic data

• Lead the assessment of groundwater contaminant plume dynamics and make recommendations for the management and/or remediation of contaminant plumes
• Be viewed as a technical expert with recognized authority in an area of specialization that resolves problems of greater scope and complexity.
• Project management including direction of junior staff, providing technical review and oversight

and mentoring

• Report and proposal preparation including scopes of work, project budgeting, tracking, and

schedules

• Client interaction and presentations
• Perform other duties as needed

Preferred Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Geology, Geosciences, Hydrogeology, Engineering, or closely related field Experience conducting hydrogeologic assessments and updating conceptual site models at active, inactive, and abandoned mine sites or projects
• Experience implementing passive and/or active water treatment systems
• Experience implementing and assessing flow control structures
• Experience with directional drilling into mine workings and fault zone structures
• 40-hour HAZWOPER, 30-hour OSHA Construction, and MSHA 40-hour Underground Miner training
• Local candidates preferred

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