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With a job at CH2M HILL, the greatest challenges provide the biggest rewards. Each day, your drive and ideas will provide solutions that help build a better tomorrow. For decades, CH2M HILL has been a global leader in full service engineering, procurement, construction, management and operations, working on the most challenging and impactful projects around the world. So whether it is the pride that comes with accomplishment, your own personal growth, or making a difference in the world, you will discover true success in a career that brings out the best in you.
CH2M HILL Water, Wastewater & Water ResourcesWater. It is a natural resource that is a basic necessity for each person on the planet. And today, it becomes more challenging to provide and sustain clean water resources than ever. From exploding populations and meteorological changes to greater environmental and security regulations, your job in CH2M HILL's Water Group helps provide solutions so people around the world can have access to safe, life-sustaining water. It is a big challenge. But the impact is even greater. Are you ready? Project Management CareersThe challenge? Help provide and sustain clean water resources around the world. Our Project Management career path provides you with opportunities to work on exciting and large-scale water resource projects. Each day, you will conduct planning and design activities as you ensure quality of projects and efficiency of project delivery. As a Fluvial Geomorphologist, you will engage in the investigation, design and construction of a wide range of water and related resources projects including river restoration, fish passage, flood management, stormwater management, water and sediment budgets, and water quality. Representative projects include restoration of rivers for endangered species habitat, recreation and water quality and watershed assessment/planning. The successful candidate will possess broad competency within the general fields of water resources, hydrology and hydraulics, and will also demonstrate significant depth of knowledge in fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport, stream ecology, aquatic biology, or limnology. Demonstrated expertise in the development and application of multi-dimensional hydraulic and sediment transport models to solve practical water management challenges is essential. Your business development skills, experience in the Pacific Northwest, and knowledge of fish passage analysis and design, conveyance system design, FEMA mapping, CAD, and GIS will be the perfect fit. An MS in engineering, hydrology, geology, or related science is required. Your reputation as a team player, with personal initiative and willingness to put in the extra time and effort when you identify it as needed is highly valued. A PE as well as a demonstrated record of peer-reviewed publications and knowledge of the current state of science/literature in geomorphology, sediment transport, and restoration fields is a plus. You should have strong writing and speaking skills as well as the desire to grow personally and professionally with each project management job.
Our Fluvial Geomorphologists:
- Manage a staff as well as plan, direct and coordinate activities related to complex and/or large contracts.
- Propose marketing initiatives and develop and execute plans to obtain new business for the water resources practice while promoting client satisfaction.
- Work directly with a team of engineers and biologists specializing in stream restoration.
- Conduct field work including the collection of field geomorphic and ecological data.
Employee can be located in any of our Pacific Northwest offices
Qualifications: MS in engineering, hydrology, geology, or related science
Coursework and practical experience in fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport, and associated hydraulic and sediment transport modeling, including the use of multi-dimensional models
Ability to combine field and modeling experience to design projects with an understanding of how the channel will respond to the implementation of stream restoration actions and the potential implications of the response on aquatic species and habitat
At least 3 years experience in the private sector or comparable public sector experience
Ability to lead field teams conducting stream channel surveying, fish habitat assessments, and fluvial geomorphic assessments (identification of sediment sources and characteristics, transport processes, aquatic habitat, etc.)
Join CH2M HILL and discover why we have been named by FORTUNE magazine as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in 2008, 2006, and 2003. You will find an employee-owned organization built on tradition, driven by values, dedicated to a diverse workforce and committed to a positive work/life balance, as each day we focus on Developing People through Challenging Projects.
CH2M HILL is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Learn more about CH2M HILL at http://www.careers.ch2m.com.
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