EXPIRED ¤ Water Resources Engineer/Water Resources Modeling Posted June 17, 2025- Deadline to file application July 7, 2025
- Water resources modelers just graduated with a entry-level experience up to those with 10+ years' experience
- State of California Department of Water Resources, Sacramento, Modeling Support Office: Join the Delta Modeling Section to shape water resources management of the State of California with your insight, knowledge, and modeling/data analysis skills! Be part of a team making real-world impact. In the Delta Modeling Section, you will work collaboratively under the guidance of senior engineers performing engineering activities related to the Delta such as:
- Helping to craft and execute studies involving Delta infrastructure, the environment, project operations, and climate change,
- Developing and improving numerical/statistical/mathematical/machine learning models, novel methods of analysis, and computer programs.
- We are looking for motivated engineers who are creative and enthusiastic to contribute to our mission and projects. Our work environment is collaborative and encourages technical and career growth.
- Desirable qualifications include:
- Solid knowledge of estuarine hydrodynamics and modeling, water quality, or biogeochemistry
- Experience with computer programming (Python, Fortran, R, C/C++, and scripting are particularly helpful)
- Experience in software development collaboration using Git and cloud computing
- Knowledge in data analysis, statistics, machine learning, and Geographical Information System (GIS)
- Experience in data processing and data visualization
- Strong written and verbal communication skills to explain complex technical information
- Application link: CalCareers - Job Posting: Engineer, Water Resources
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EXPIRED ¤ Summer Field Biologist-Biomonitor Posted June 11, 2025- Deadline now - for immediate hire/ASAP (position open now through August)
- Bachelor's degree or rising junior/senior undergraduate in wildlife biology, ecology, natural resources, or equivalent degree
- GeoSystems Analysis, Inc., consulting firm: New Mexico and Arizona
- Description: Field Biologists will conduct raptor and golden eagle nest monitoring and searches in the Southwest during construction activities to help avoid or minimize disturbance to the nest. Field biologists may also be tasked with conducting standardized surveys at operational wind facilities to document bird and bat fatalities, preconstruction wildlife clearance surveys (e.g., nesting birds, fossorial mammals), fixed-point avian use surveys, and other surveys as needed (e.g., botanical surveys). A successful candidate will be able to work independently and with other field staff in rural and/or remote locations, follow field survey protocols to ensure accurate and complete data collection, and demonstrate experience in the identification of western bird species by sight and sound. Travel is required for nest monitoring; biologists should expect to stay in locations for several nights during the season; hotels will be provided in nearby cities/towns located in close proximity to project areas. Work schedules may vary from week to week depending on project and seasonal workloads, but typically averages 30-40 hours weekly; may require shorter/longer work weeks depending on project needs and travel distances to and from project areas. Reliable transportation (4WD or SUV preferred) is required, along with binoculars, appropriate footwear, and proper clothing. If personal protective equipment (e.g., snake gaiters) is required, it will be provided by GSA. Additional Information: Mileage will be paid at the federal rate for personal vehicle use, including mileage accrued traveling to and from the Project; travel time is also paid. Per diem will be paid at the federal rate for any work-related travel. Additional field equipment (e.g., spotting scope, tablet) will be provided by GSA, if necessary. Housing is NOT provided.
- Application link: https://jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=88102
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EXPIRED ¤ Junior Specialist Hydro-Ecology of Montane Streams and Meadows (3 positions) Posted Feb 24, 2025- Deadline Re-Open Position Date 2/7/2025, Next Review Date 2/22/2025 at 11:59 pm PDT (apply by this date for full consideration), Final Review Date June 30, 2025 at 11:59 pm PDT (applications considered after 2/22 only if positions have not been filled)
- For those who hold a Bachelor’s degree in ecology, biology, environmental studies, or related field
- Company: University of California-Davis, Center for Watershed Sciences, Davis, California
- Description: The Center for Watershed Sciences at UC Davis is hiring 3 additional Junior Specialists in Hydro-Ecology of Montane Streams and Meadows (Recruit #2).
- Application Link: Full details for this position here. Applicants who applied for the original posting but didn't get a response should re-apply to the updated posting. Apply link is here.
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EXPIRED ¤ CAP Award for Water Research Re-Posted May 26, 2025- Application deadline June 1 - deadline coming up soon!
- The CAP Award is available to graduate and undergraduate students at any college, university or trade school in the State of Arizona.
- Agency: Central Arizona Project, Phoenix, Arizona
- Description: Research submitted for this award should focus specifically on water issues that affect central and southern Arizona and the Colorado River. Papers can focus on legal, economic, political, environmental, or water management issues, as well as any other issue that might be of interest to CAP or Arizona water users. Papers should represent original, unpublished work produced primarily by the students(s) and not exceed 25 pages (inclusive of references and supporting attachments). Suggested topics but not limited to:
- Application Link: If you would like to submit the entry form, the complete paper and a one page abstract electronically, please complete the form here (scroll to bottom of page). Submissions for the CAP Award for Water Research are accepted anytime during a given year. The deadline for submissions is June 1. Submissions are reviewed by a committee comprised of a member of CAP’s popularly elected Board of Directors, CAP staff members and CAP water customers. All applicants are notified of the results of their applications through electronic correspondence.
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EXPIRED ¤ Arizona Department of Water Resources Internship Posted May 23, 2025- Application deadline -- seeking immediate hire (apply NOW)
- Target Group: Junior and senior level undergraduates and graduate students in Hydrology
- Agency: Arizona Department of Water Resources
- Description: The job will focus mainly on creating conceptual models and learning how to convert them to MODFLOW/FloPy.
- Application Link: Apply here
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