Geologist (Environmental Analyst 2) (Hybrid)

Department of Energy & Environmental Protection; Hartford (CT); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Geological Survey seeks a Geologist (Environmental Analyst 2) to produce and update geologic maps and datasets while contributing to geological projects in Hartford, CT.

This full-time, hybrid position involves technical analysis and interpretation of environmental program data, site investigations, and modernizing the state's geologic framework.

Qualifications

• Six years of experience in technical analysis and interpretation of environmental program data or related environmental planning.
• Experience using Esri ArcGIS Pro to create and edit geologic maps and spatial data.
• Field-based bedrock geologic mapping experience and electronic data collection.
• Experience managing spatial geologic databases following GeMS.
• Bachelor's degree in geology, earth sciences, environmental planning, or related discipline (or equivalent experience).

Responsibilities

• Produce and update geologic maps and datasets for state programs.
• Contribute to geological projects and programs within DEEP.
• Interpret environmental program data and support site investigations.
• Help modernize the state's geologic framework and keep data current.

Skills

Environmental data analysis

Geological interpretation

Program planning

Education

Bachelor's degree in geology (or related field)

Tools

Esri ArcGIS Pro

GeMS databases

Field data collection systems

Job description

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Geological Survey seeks a Geologist (Environmental Analyst 2) to produce and update geologic maps and datasets while contributing to geological projects and programs in Hartford, CT. This full-time, hybrid position involves technical analysis and interpretation of environmental program data, site investigations, and helping modernize the state's geologic framework. The role reports to the Geological Survey within DEEP and operates on a first shift, 35 hours per week Monday-Friday schedule.

Key qualifications:

• Six years of experience in technical analysis and interpretation of environmental program data or planning and implementing environmental programs
• Experience using Esri ArcGIS Pro to create and edit geologic maps and spatial data
• Experience with field-based bedrock geologic mapping and electronic data collection systems
• Experience managing spatial geologic databases following USGS Geologic Map Schema (GeMS)
• Bachelor's degree in geology, earth sciences, environmental planning, or related scientific discipline (or equivalent experience substitution)