Hydrogeologist

Job Responsibilities:

• Founded in Canada in 1960, we are a respected, employee-owned, global company providing consulting, design, and construction services in earth, environment, and related areas of energy. Today, our clients span the world's major economic drivers: oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, power, transportation, water resources, and more. Our 7,000 people deliver deep technical understanding, cross-disciplinary thinking and a passion to help our clients succeed.
• The[Company] . team is consistently voted a top consulting firm to work for and operates out of 45 offices across the country from Anchorage, Alaska to Tampa, Florida. Since the first office opened in 1968, we have built a reputation for providing innovative, quality solutions. From our initial strength in geotechnical engineering, our services expanded to meet the increasing range of client needs, including environmental compliance and remediation.
• Our professionals -- from geologists, civil engineers, and geophysicists, to hydrogeologists, biologists, environmental scientists, risk analysts, and GIS specialists -- help clients with large, complex projects as well as small-scale ones.
• [Company] is seeking an enthusiastic, entry-level hydrogeologist to join our Denver, Colorado team.

Job Responsibilities:

• The successful candidate will support existing projects and proposal efforts in the areas of hydrogeology and groundwater engineering.
• Duties range from groundwater modeling and data analysis to field data collection, geologic logging, well installation and water sampling.
• Groundwater modeling includes analytical and numerical models ranging from conceptual models to regional, calibrated models in both saturated and unsaturated zones.
• Projects typically involve permitting, baseline studies, operational support, and reclamation/remediation for the mining, oil and gas, and solid waste industries.

Job Requirements:

• Masters Degree in Geology, Geochemistry, Geological Engineering or related field, with an emphasis in quantitative analysis and a focus in Hydrogeology.
• Candidate must have a strong desire and ability to create, calibrate, and interpret quantitative models of subsurface fluid flow and contaminant transport.
• The successful candidate will also participate in field projects (e.g., geologic logging, water quality sampling, and hydrogeologic testing in a variety of environments).
• Good technical writing skills required.
• Willingness to travel necessary.
• Experience in using MODFLOW (text files and either Groundwater Vistas, GMS, or Visual MODFLOW), FEFLOW, unsaturated soil-atmosphere codes (HYDRUS-1D, HYDRUS2D/3D, or UNSAT-H), and at least one computer programming language is also desired.
• The candidate must be eligible to work permanently in the United States, possess a valid driver's license, and pass a pre-employment physical including drug screening and a criminal background check.