Hydrologist- TL

• Conduct fieldwork and hydrologic assessments including surface water and groundwater monitoring.
• Collect, analyze, and interpret hydrological data using specialized software (e.g., HECRAS, HEC-HMS, SWMM, MODFLOW, GIS).
• Develop models to predict water flow, quality, and availability for various regions.
• Assess the impact of environmental changes, infrastructure projects, and climate variability on water systems.
• Prepare technical reports, maps, and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations.
• Provide expert input on water resource planning, conservation, and management.
• Collaborate with environmental scientists, engineers, planners, and policy makers.
• Ensure compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and permitting requirements. 
• Collecting and Analyzing Data: Hydrologists collect water samples, measure streamflow, and analyze data related to rainfall, runoff, groundwater, and surface water.
• Monitoring Water Quality: They assess water quality, including chemical, biological, and physical characteristics, and monitor the impacts of pollution, erosion, and other environmental problems.
• Predicting Water Resources: Hydrologists forecast water supplies, the spread of pollution, and the risk of flooding, and may work on projects related to water resource management and flood forecasting.
• Evaluating Projects: They evaluate the feasibility of water-related projects, such as hydroelectric power plants, irrigation systems, and wastewater treatment facilities.
• Research and Development: Hydrologists conduct research to understand the interactions between water and ecosystems, develop sustainable water management strategies, and explore new technologies for water monitoring and analysis.

• Bachelor’s degree in Hydrology, Environmental Science, Civil Engineering, Geology, or a related field (Master’s or Ph.D. preferred for senior roles).
• Certification or licensing (e.g., Professional Hydrologist, PE, GISP).
• Experience with climate change risk assessments and sustainability planning.
• Project management experience in environmental or civil engineering projects.
• Proficiency in hydrological modeling and GIS tools.
• Strong analytical and mathematical skills.
• Excellent communication and report-writing skills.
• Familiarity with environmental regulations and permitting processes.
• Ability to work both independently and in multidisciplinary teams