Fieldwork: Collect water and soil samples, measure streamflow, and monitor groundwater levels.
Data Analysis: Evaluate precipitation, runoff, and infiltration data using specialized software.
Modeling: Build computer models to simulate water systems, forecast floods or droughts, and predict water availability.
Collaboration: Work closely with civil engineers and environmental scientists to design water structures or mitigation plans.
Reporting: Prepare technical reports and present findings to clients and regulatory agencies.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor's or Master's degree in hydrology, hydrogeology, or a related STEM field.
Experience: 3+ years of professional experience in hydrological fieldwork, analysis, and modeling.
Skills: Proficiency in GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and hydrologic modeling software, with strong problem-solving abilities.
Certification: Professional Engineering membership with ERB with clean Practicing Certificate

Required skills

Water and soil sample collection techniquesStreamflow measurement methodsGroundwater level monitoringHydrological data analysis (precipitation, runoff, infiltration)Hydrologic modeling and simulation for flood/drought forecasting and water availabilityProficiency in GIS (Geographic Information Systems)Use of specialized hydrologic modeling softwareInterdisciplinary collaboration with civil engineers and environmental scientistsTechnical report writing and presentation to clients and regulatory agenciesProblem-solving in hydrological investigationsProfessional Engineering membership with ERB and clean Practicing CertificateFormal education in hydrology/hydrogeology or related STEM (Bachelor's or Master's)

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