At Jacobs, we’re challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world’s most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission‑critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting‑edge manufacturing. Our purpose is to turn abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good.
Your impact
To support our ongoing business wins and future development aspirations we have created a number of new career opportunities. In the role of Principal Fluvial Geomorphologist you will be an integral part of the continued success of our Water Catchment Management team in the UK, collaborating with our market‑leading team of water specialists, hydrologists, geomorphologists and hydro‑geologists to deliver complex solutions and projects across a range of sectors and markets, including water utilities, rivers, coastal areas, highways and energy.
Responsibilities
* Baseline watercourse characterisation and assessment of impacts from water company activities, flood risk management structures and other large infrastructure.
* Coordinate and review Water Environment EIAR chapters for major infrastructure and flood management projects across the UK and Ireland.
* Develop, check, review and approve Biodiversity Net Gain assessments for watercourses and develop options for enhancements.
* Develop concept solutions and designs for river restoration.
* Facilitate the technical delivery of projects, in liaison with contractors and regulators.
* Conduct and deliver field‑based solutions including hydrological surveys and monitoring.
* Support and collaborate with multi‑disciplined catchment management teams.
* Ensure the delivery of environmental deliverables and the financial performance of projects.
* Work in collaboration with design to ensure the overall integrity, governance and change management aligns with deliverables and milestones.
* Ensure compliance with H&S regulations, promoting a culture of caring that is embedded throughout both the design and project delivery lifecycle.
Qualifications
* Degree/MSc in Environmental Science, Earth Science or Geography.
* Chartered status or a strong intent to achieve Chartered status.
* A proven track record in the delivery of technical reviews, environmental assessments and programme management.
* Excellent understanding of key environmental legislation and policies.
* Broad fieldwork experience collecting sediment samples, surveying river channels and monitoring coastal erosion.
* GIS and remote sensing experience mapping landforms, analysing LiDAR and satellite imagery.
* Good knowledge of hydraulic and sediment transport analysis, river restoration and coastal processes.
* Demonstrable experience in coastal habitat creation and erosion control.
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