Geoscientist II

Position: Staff Geoscientist II Staff Geoscientists II are responsible for the support of geophysical projects. This support may include, at a minimum, the planning, physical acquisition, troubleshooting, and daily processing of geophysical data both in remote‑field and office environments. For this particular position, support may be focused on multiple methods of acquisition, data processing, and computer modeling in support of field projects. Up to sixty percent field work is anticipated for both project performance and continued employee development. This position requires proficiency in the acquisition and processing of resistivity, EM, and magnetic data. The position is considered a permanent and salaried position. The appropriately qualified individual has mastered the Staff Engineer/Geoscientist I position. Position is open to applicants with compensation commensurate with the level of experience and technical expertise. Reports To Project Manager (I, II, or Senior) Job Duties & Responsibilities Solves critical field logistics. Proficient in field techniques for resistivity, magnetics, electromagnetics, GPR, seismics, etc. Proficient in general field practices and safety. Proficient in processing methods for resistivity, magnetics, electromagnetics, GPR, seismics, etc. Capable of field quality control filtering. Troubleshoots and debugs data acquisition gear on the methods listed above. Writes logistics and methodology sections of a report. Demonstrates proficiency with software: Surfer, Grapher, RockWorks, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word. Incorporates GPS or surveying data to spatially locate project data. Reports defects in geophysical or work‑related equipment. Implements and assists with survey design tasks. Supports senior level management with the timely completion of project tasks as directed. Completes production reports, time logs, project logs, and other office or project‑related paperwork as required. Co‑authors technical reports with guidance from higher‑level staff. Provides field supervision of support personnel as needed and may interact with subcontractors and clientele. Additional technical tasks may be tailored to the individual’s qualifications and background appropriately. Assists with health and safety plans (e.g., HASP). Maintains OSHA and MSHA certifications and enforces all safety protocols. Requirements Education: A B.S. degree in Hydrogeology, Geology, Geophysics, Geological Engineering, or Civil Engineering with a water or environmental resource emphasis, or a B.A. with upper math and physics. An M.Sc. in a geoscience‑related field counts as two years of experience; a Ph.D. counts as four years of experience. Experience: 5+ years with a geophysical services firm or department with at least 50% of time spent in the field, and having served the most recent two years as a Staff Engineer/Geoscientist I or equivalent. Demonstrated understanding of field activities, GPS equipment, troubleshooting techniques, and safety. Strong organizational skills and excellent oral and written communication ability. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Word. Experience with geoscience‑related software and writing technical reports. Physical Demands: Must be able to lift and carry a minimum of 70 pounds (exceptions may apply). Travel: Projects may require travel up to 60% of the work schedule. Legal Notice HGI JOB POSITIONS ARE GENERAL GUIDANCE AND ARE AT THE MANAGEMENT’S DISCRETION. #J-18808-Ljbffr hydroGEOPHYSICS, Inc.