Senior Hydrology Research Scientist - Biodiversity Impact

Ecosystem Science; Town of Kensington; On-site; CAD 103,000 - 132,000; Full time

Job summary

The Environmental Research Department in Kensington is seeking a Research Scientist (Hydrology) or Senior Research Scientist (Hydrology) to conduct research on water processes and biodiversity conservation. The role demands a relevant degree, strong hydrology knowledge, and experience in research publication. Candidates should possess excellent skills in research design and stakeholder engagement. The position offers an attractive salary starting from $112,266 plus benefits, with a focus on environmental management outcomes.

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements

12% superannuation

4 weeks annual leave

Cultural leave for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff

Access to studies and counselling services

Annual National Park Entry Pass

Free staff parking

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent qualification in relevant discipline is essential.
• Sound knowledge of hydrology and its application is necessary.
• Experience in hydrological research and environmental modeling is needed.
• Ability to publish research findings in academic journals is important.
• Strong interpersonal skills and collaborative research experience add value.
• Record of liaising with stakeholders to inform policy or practice is essential.

Responsibilities

• Undertake scientific research into surface water and groundwater processes.
• Communicate research results via publications and presentations.
• Develop collaborations and seek funding for hydrological research.

Skills

Knowledge of hydrology

Research design

Statistical analysis

Interpersonal skills

Education

Degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, or relevant discipline

Job description

The Environmental Research Department in Kensington is seeking a Research Scientist (Hydrology) or Senior Research Scientist (Hydrology) to conduct research on water processes and biodiversity conservation. The role demands a relevant degree, strong hydrology knowledge, and experience in research publication. Candidates should possess excellent skills in research design and stakeholder engagement. The position offers an attractive salary starting from $112,266 plus benefits, with a focus on environmental management outcomes.