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Weston & Sampson Engineers Inc
Hydrologist I (New England)
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A Hydrologist studies water, including underground water and water from ground sources like lakes and streams, and researches various aspects of the water cycle. Collects data used to plan conservation efforts and manage water supply. May advise on groundwater contamination risks or planning for flood management.
$83,705 / year median in Massachusetts
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Weston & Sampson is seeking a Hydrologist with 0-5 years of experience for our Water discipline in one of our New England offices. The Hydrologist will have experience in hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, ideally with a focus on urban stormwater. What you'll do: Conduct analyses and computer-aided evaluations of surface water systems, including watersheds, rivers, and lakes. Model and support design of stormwater BMPs, green infrastructure, and LID projects. Prepare Letter of Map Revision applications. Become proficient with software such as HydroCAD, HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, and PCSWMM. Work independently and effectively communicating results to a multidisciplinary team. Prepare clear and concise written and verbal summaries of technical material for both technical and lay audiences. Conduct field work to gather measurements, survey, and other observations to support surface water model development. Some travel will be required to client meetings and project sites within New England and the mid-Atlantic and Carolinas. What you'll bring: BS in Civil or Environmental Engineering, Hydrology, Hydrogeology, or similar degree is required. MS in Civil or Environmental Engineering, Hydrology, Hydrogeology, or similar degree is a plus. Engineer-in-Training (EIT) or ability to pass exam within the first six months of employment is preferred. Experience with hydrologic (Hydro