Associate Hydrologist

Description

• Provide technical input into environmental approvals and strategy.
• Support flood risk, water quality, and catchment management studies.
• Lead and deliver hydrology and water resource projects for a diverse client base.
• Contribute to business development through proposals, bids, and client engagement.
• Undertake hydrologic and hydraulic assessments, modelling, and data analysis.
• Mentor and develop junior team members, building internal capability.

Requirements

• At least 9–12 years’ experience in hydrology and water resource management.
• Tertiary qualifications in Hydrology, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, or a related discipline.
• Strong technical skills in hydrologic/hydraulic modelling and GIS tools.
• Experience preparing high-quality technical reports and proposals.
• Proven project management and client relationship-building skills.

Benefits

• Plenty of social events and a fun team culture.
• Competitive salary and benefits.
• Balanced & diverse workload – we make sure you’re not stuck doing the same projects over and over. Our hydrology specialists enjoy a variety of projects that mix fieldwork, modelling, and consulting, with flexibility to work from home when needed.
• Culture that counts – no egos, no silos. We share experience and knowledge openly, right up to the leadership team. We’re collaborative, supportive, and fun — with plenty of social events to keep the team connected.
• A collaborative, knowledge-sharing environment.
• Direct access to approachable and supportive directors.
• Hybrid working – flexibility to support work/life balance.
• Career progression – we invest in professional coaching, training, and mentoring. You’ll be equipped with the tools, skills, and support to take your career to the next stage. At Epic, you’re a valued individual, not just a number.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance