Engineering Hydrologist - Climate-Resilient Water Systems
Tonkin + Taylor
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Tonkin + Taylor is seeking an Engineering Hydrologist / Water Engineer to join our Water team across New Zealand and the Pacific. The role suits an intermediate- to senior-level practitioner with hydrology experience in consulting, local government, infrastructure or water environments.
Primary duties include hydrological investigations, rainfall-runoff modelling, flood estimation and water resource assessments to support infrastructure planning, flood risk management and climate resilience.
Qualifications
- Degree in Civil, Environmental or Water Resources Engineering and relevant hydro-modelling experience.
- Experience in hydrology, flood estimation, catchment modelling or water resources assessments.
- Strong analytical and communication skills; ability to translate analysis into client advice.
Responsibilities
- Undertake hydrological investigations, rainfall-runoff modelling, flood estimation and catchment assessments.
- Support flood risk management, climate resilience, hydraulic and flood modelling studies.
- Assist with hydraulic structures, stormwater systems and water infrastructure design.
- Prepare high-quality technical reports, specifications and design documentation.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams and engage with clients and stakeholders.
- Contribute to proposals, business development and client relationships where appropriate.
- Mentor junior staff and contribute to technical excellence initiatives.
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Tonkin + Taylor is seeking an Engineering Hydrologist / Water Engineer to join our Water team across New Zealand and the Pacific. The role suits an intermediate- to senior-level practitioner with hydrology experience in consulting, local government, infrastructure or water environments.
Primary duties include hydrological investigations, rainfall-runoff modelling, flood estimation and water resource assessments to support infrastructure planning, flood risk management and climate resilience.
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