Consultant to Senior Consultant Hydrogeologist
About The Position
We are currently seeking a mid- to senior-level scientist for our Investigation and Remediation business area. The position will support multiple clients and projects, with the common theme of supporting site characterization and remedial investigation activities under federal and state-led regulatory programs. The day-to-day work will vary and may involve project and task management, hydrogeologic and chemical data analysis, field coordination, groundwater modeling, and writing. Career growth at Integral offers future opportunities to manage tasks and projects, communicate with clients, and present and/or publish your work through science conferences and peer-reviewed journals. Most assignments will require teamwork, though a few will be entirely your responsibility. This position may offer in-office, remote, or hybrid opportunities based on the candidate’s location and the needs of the organization.
Requirements
- Candidates should hold a doctorate, master of science degree, or equivalent in hydrogeology, geology, or related technical field.
- Experience with leading and completing field investigations and contractor oversight
- 8+ years of professional experience
- Professional Geologist license for the State of Oregon
- Experience working with state and federal environmental agencies
- Experience in project management
- Experience using and applying a variety of analysis and/or modeling tools (e.g. GIS, Leapfrog, EVS, or other similar software tools)
- Experience with quantitative groundwater modeling (e.g., Groundwater Vistas, GMS)
- Demonstrated ability to think strategically and apply sound technical judgment to complex environmental challenges
- Hydrogeologic field testing
- Strong organizational, quantitative, and problem-solving skills
- Demonstrated ability to work both independently and successfully within multidisciplinary and diverse teams of scientists and engineers
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- A desire to grow both intellectually and professionally
Responsibilities
- Working safely and actively participating in our safe work culture.
- Designing/supporting site and remedial investigation activities under federal and state lead regulatory programs (initially with an Oregon focus) through proposal and work plan preparation.
- Leading field investigation efforts by providing in-office or in-field support as appropriate based on project and program complexity.
- Developing and refining conceptual site models and contaminant fate and transport simulations by analyzing, evaluating, and combining geologic, hydrogeologic, chemical, and other data and information.
- Supporting the development and refinement of remedial alternatives and remedial design by providing analysis and interpretation of existing and hypothetical future geologic/hydrogeologic conditions as part of multidisciplinary teams.
- Conducting project and task management.
- Managing subcontractors and performing basic contract management (preparing work orders).
- Communicating technical information to varied audiences (e.g., clients, staff).
- Providing a high quality and consistent work product including technical reports/documents for submittal to internal and external clients/regulators.
- Leading and mentoring staff.
Benefits
- company-subsidized (employee and family) medical, dental, and vision insurance
- 401(k) participation with a company match of 1% to 4% of annual compensation
- company-paid life and short- and long-term disability insurance
- paid sick leave (10 days)
- paid vacation (15 days)
- paid holidays (9 days) per year
- potential for an annual discretionary bonus based on company performance
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
