[ES_JOBS_NET] Hydrogeologist position at the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey (Madison, WI)

[Amy Wiersma]

The Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey (WGNHS) is seeking a self-motivated, collaborative, engaged and experienced Hydrogeologist who will conduct fundamental and applied research and mapping to improve our understanding of the hydrogeology of Wisconsin. Established in 1897, the WGNHS conducts earth-science surveys, field studies, and research. The WGNHS is part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Division of Extension.

 The Hydrogeologist will:


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Manage and conduct groundwater investigations on various aspects of the hydrogeology of Wisconsin in a timely and efficient manner including project leadership, project management, seeking funding as appropriate, planning, preparation of proposals, budgeting, field work, data management, and report/manuscript preparation.


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Perform field work, such as monitoring-well installation, water-level measurement, streamflow measurement, pumping and slug tests, and collection of water samples and geophysical logs.


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Collect, analyze, and interpret hydrogeologic data using subsurface data and literature reviews; use technology to develop and update project-specific databases; exchange, and share data with project cooperators and incorporate subsurface and surface mapping data into WGNHS databases.


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Communicate the results of investigations through workshops, training sessions, and lectures for a variety of scientific, technical, regulatory, and public audiences including local and county governments and publication of peer-reviewed written reports and maps.


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Collaborate with other WGNHS staff and state, local, and federal agencies.


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Respond to the public's questions and problems concerning Wisconsin's geology and hydrogeology.


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Provide peer review of internal and external publications, serve on committees, and supervise employees to assist with investigations.


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Be responsive to evolving position, program, and organizational needs; perform additional duties as requested.


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Reach a diverse audience and ensure access to programs, facilities, and educational services in a manner that is inclusive.

WGNHS recognizes the value and importance of diversity, particularly as it improves the quality of our science and informs equitable service to the residents of Wisconsin. A full position description including required and preferred qualifications and information as to how to apply can be found here: https://jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/hydrogeologist-madison-wisconsin-united-states.



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