Project Hydrogeologist
Project Hydrogeologist
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Manage and technically lead multi-disciplinary hydrogeology and groundwater resource tasks, with a primary focus on SGMA planning and implementation
- Collaborate with our groundwater modeling team to develop hydrogeologic conceptual models and numerical models
- Design and manage field investigations, well drilling and testing, and monitoring programs, and interpret hydrogeologic data
- At least 8 years of water resources consulting experience, preferably with substantial SGMA-related work
- Strong command of hydrogeologic principles applied to characterizing and assessing groundwater systems, including SGMA regulatory requirements
- Task and project management experience
- Proficiency with standard analytical tools; demonstrated technical writing and group/client presentation skills
- Strong organizational, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills; team-oriented, with experience delegating and reviewing staff deliverables
- Interest in professional organizations, including presenting at conferences Your benefits at Montgomery & Associates will include: Competitive benefits and salary in an expanding team-oriented company
- Dynamic work environment with safety and technical training provided by the company
- Interesting and collaborative multidisciplinary projects
- On the job mentoring by senior professionals
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Flexible Spending Account; HRALong- and short-term disability
- Life/AD&D insurance
- Vacation, holiday, personal, and sick leave
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