Support and participate in field programs for hydrologic, hydraulic, climatic, and geomorphic data collection and monitoring
Assist interdisciplinary teams with baseline water quality/quantity studies, river assessments, and monitoring programs
Support hydrometric and climatological site selection and study design
Assist in the development and calibration of hydrologic and hydraulic models
Compile, manage, and analyze hydrometric, hydrogeologic, climate, water quality, water use, and geomorphic datasets
Contribute to technical reporting, including documentation of river processes and channel assessments
Support drone (UAV) surveys for site mapping, photogrammetry, and monitoring
Assist with proposal preparation, including scope development and budget estimates
Support senior staff in project coordination and client communication
Follow and contribute to safe work practices and project-specific safety plans

Bachelor's degree in engineering or environmental science
2 years’ related experience, or an acceptable combination of education and experience
Proficient in hydrologic modeling and analysis software, including HEC-HMS, HEC-RAS, HEC-SSP, PCSWMM
Proficient in statistical analysis software, including R, HEC-SSP
Proficient in GIS mapping software, including Q-GIS or ArcGIS
Familiarity with river geomorphology principles, sediment transport, and channel assessment techniques
Experience or certification in drone (UAV) operations (e.g., Transport Canada Basic or Advanced RPAS certification)
Familiarity with UAV data processing workflows
Excellent communication skills (verbal and written – including technical or scientific writing)
Experience and interest in fieldwork in remote locations

Water Resources Designer

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