Hydrogeologist

AECOM is looking for a Hydrogeologist to join its team in the Greater Toronto Area. This is a new, Full-time role.

The ideal candidate will report directly to the Hydrogeology Operations Manager and will work collaboratively with other members of the Ontario and Canadian Geosciences (Hydrogeology & Geotechnical Engineering) and Remediation Teams, external sub-contractors / consultants, clients, as well as professionals within other internal AECOM business lines.

Major responsibilities include:

• Contribute to the preparation of external proposals for direct client assignments and the Hydrogeology components of multi-disciplinary AECOM proposal submissions.
• Support/lead duties in quality control, planning, cost estimating and scheduling.
• Mentor junior hydrogeology staff locally, and throughout Ontario.
• Working on hydrogeological projects across Canada including contaminated sites, remediation, hydrogeologic characterization for water supply assessment, water supply development, groundwater modelling, and hydrogeological characterization for mine development, operations and closure.
• Manage/co-ordinate projects and undertake technical work in accordance with contract scope of work and budget, and to company, professional, quality, and legislative standards.
• Plan and lead field investigation programs, directing the collection and analysis of field data.
• Oversee and implement subcontracts and purchase orders for collaboration with subconsultants/contractors, manage subs throughout the project lifecycle.
• Liaise with regulatory authorities, landowners, and other third parties.
• Interpret regulations and manage permitting with provincial and municipal bodies.
• Oversee, conduct and analyze aquifer tests, water quality analysis, single well response tests, and other hydrologic analyses.
• Work with colleagues to conceptualize, build, calibrate, and utilize groundwater flow models using industry accepted software (Visual MODFLOW, FEFLOW, Leapfrog).
• Oversee preparation of technical reports including potentiometric surface/water table maps, geologic and hydrogeological cross-sections, hydrogeologic model simulations, dewatering assessments, and impact assessments.