Hydrologist — Flood Risk & Water Resources Specialist

Stantec; Dublin; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Pension

Medical insurance

Professional development

Flexible annual leave

Job summary

Stantec seeks a motivated Hydrologist to join its growing water and environment team in Ireland. You will lead hydrological assessments, contribute to flood risk management, drainage design, and environmental reporting within Irish regulations, with a clear pathway for career progression and professional development.

You will deliver robust, evidence-based insights to support regulatory approvals, improve water quality, and promote sustainable practices across Ireland while working in a

Qualifications

• Experience in surface water assessments and data analysis.
• Knowledge of FRA and drainage design within Irish regulations.
• Ability to deliver technical reports and EIAR inputs.
• Strong analytical and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Undertake hydrological assessments including flood risk assessments, drainage impact assessments, and surface water studies.
• Collect, analyze and interpret hydrological and meteorological data.
• Support the preparation of technical reports and environmental submissions, including EIAR inputs and regulatory assessments.
• Contribute to project scoping, planning and programming activities.

Skills

Hydrology

Data analysis

Environmental reporting

Flood risk management

Regulatory knowledge

Technical writing

Education

Bachelor's degree in Hydrology / Environment / Civil Engineering

Job description

Stantec seeks a motivated Hydrologist to join its growing water and environment team in Ireland. You will lead hydrological assessments, contribute to flood risk management, drainage design, and environmental reporting within Irish regulations, with a clear pathway for career progression and professional development.

You will deliver robust, evidence-based insights to support regulatory approvals, improve water quality, and promote sustainable practices across Ireland while working in a