Geologist

Parsons Corporation•Denver, CO

1d•$112,200 - $196,400•Hybrid

About The Position

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Geologist to join our team! We pride ourselves on our strong culture of technical innovation, versatility, and quality performance and are looking for enthusiastic candidates to join our winning team. Our team members are required to have exceptional communication, analytical, and organizational skills. We will provide the ideal candidate with a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth and advancement.

Requirements

4-year degree in geological sciences, or related discipline
15+ years of related work experience, including experience as technical leader with oversight of a group of lower-level geoscience/hydrogeological professionals
Consulting experience in both the office (writing work plans, reports, coordinating field projects, etc.) and field (Health & Safety responsibility, subcontractor/drilling oversight, groundwater/soil sampling, etc.).
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER training
OSHA 8-hour Supervisor training
OSHA 30-hour Construction training
Experience planning, executing, and leading environmental sampling programs
Professional Geologist/Geoscientist Registration, or application in process
Strong communication and writing
Demonstration of success in working in a team environment, being an excellent team player as well as a leader
Willingness to travel to project sites and perform field work up to 60% of time.

Nice To Haves

Master’s Degree in geology, or related natural sciences discipline.
Experience or interest in managing staff
Experience with PFAS projects and PFAS sampling procedures
Ability to perform leadership role supporting PFAS, mining, and/or conventional contaminant projects
Interest in the development and implementation of a standardized field techniques training program

Responsibilities

Perform various field and office tasks requiring the application of basic scientific principles and fundamental theories.
Assist with the drafting of technical proposals and project documents, such as work plans, UFP-QAPPs, monitoring reports, and closure reports.
Leading field work efforts for environmental investigations, including overseeing drilling, conducting low flow groundwater monitoring, push-ahead groundwater sampling, surface water and sediment sample collection, lysimeter sampling, and soil sample collection.
Participating in multiple teams simultaneously working on varied projects pertaining to investigation and remediation
Lead geologic, hydrogeologic, and hydrochemistry tasks including preparation of cross sections, development of 3D models, and data evaluation of environmental sample analyses.