Hydrologist/Water Resource Engineer

Skills Required:

·       Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of watershed and catchment analysis, groundwater hydrology, meteorology, climatology, and water quality assessment.

·       Proficient in the application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing technologies for water resources and environmental studies.

·       Experience in conducting field investigations, surveys, and data collection activities.

·       Familiarity with hydraulic modeling software and applications is an advantage.

·       Proficient in the use of Microsoft Excel, Google Earth, and other data management and analysis tools.  Experienced in database management, data processing, interpretation, and reporting.

Job Description Summary:

·       Conduct initial evaluations and assessments of potential water sources, including rivers, lakes, reservoirs, springs, and groundwater sources.

·       Perform water availability assessments and prepare technical reports on the quantity, reliability, and sustainability of identified water sources.

·       Carry out field investigations and data collection activities, including streamflow measurements, groundwater level monitoring, and site inspections.

·       Gather, analyze, and verify hydrological, meteorological, climatological, and environmental data relevant to water resource assessment.

·       Evaluate factors affecting water availability and source sustainability, such as rainfall patterns, rainfall intensity, humidity, evaporation, watershed conditions, land use, and climate variability.

·       Assist in the preparation of watershed, catchment, and groundwater resource assessments.

·       Process, manage, and analyze field and secondary data using appropriate software and database management tools.

·       Utilize GIS, Remote Sensing, Google Earth, and other geospatial tools for water resource mapping and analysis.

·       Coordinate with government agencies, local stakeholders, and other relevant entities to obtain and validate technical information.

• A Bachelor's degree in hydrology, geology, civil engineering, or environmental science is the minimum requirement.