Consulting Associate, Hydrologist

Step into a role where your analytical mindset field skills and passion for water science directly support environmental stewardship across Canada. As a Consulting Associate Hydrologist based in Smithers or Vancouver you will work alongside leading environmental professionals to help clients solve complex water resource and hydrology challenges.

This is an exciting opportunity to build your technical expertise contribute to projects that influence responsible resource development and environmental protection and grow your career within a global sustainability-focused organization. Your work will help shape informed decisions that protect watersheds ecosystems and communities for generations to come.

Water is at the center of many of todays most important environmental and resource management decisions from mine development and infrastructure planning to ecosystem protection and watershed management.

In this role you will play an important role in helping clients understand how water moves changes and interacts with natural and industrial systems.

By combining field investigations data analysis and technical reporting you will contribute to projects that support regulatory approvals environmental assessments and long-term sustainability objectives. This role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful projects while developing your expertise alongside a multidisciplinary team of environmental specialists.

In this role you will help deliver high-quality hydrology and water resources solutions that support informed environmental decision-making. Your contributions will include:

• Analyzing hydrologic and watershed datasets to support modeling and impact assessments.
• Contributing technical content to reports environmental assessments and project documentation.
• Conducting field investigations including streamflow measurements water sampling hydrometric surveys and instrumentation activities.
• Collaborating with specialists across water resources aquatic biology toxicology and earth sciences to address complex environmental challenges.
• Supporting projects that balance environmental protection with responsible development.
• Ensuring all work is completed in accordance with ERMs quality health safety and scientific standards.

• . in Hydrology Environmental Science Water Resources Engineering Geology or a related field or equivalent experience.
• 0-1 years of hydrology watershed analysis or water resource-related experience.
• Strong academic foundation in surface water hydrology and watershed processes.
• Ability to work effectively as part of large multidisciplinary project teams.
• Excellent writing communication and presentation skills.
• Must be capable of hiking and working in remote environments while carrying equipment
• Willingness to complete remote fieldwork in all weather conditions
• This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship.

• . in Hydrology Environmental Science Water Resources Experience with water and sediment sampling techniques streamflow gauging or hydrometric equipment.
• Avalanche Skills Training (AST-1) or Swiftwater Rescue Technician (SRT-1) certifications are an asset
• Experience working or recreating in remote areas
• Experience working or recreating on rivers or streams
• Ability to code or conduct statistical analyses using R or similar tools.
• Experience with GIS or geological/watershed software (e.g. ArcGIS QGIS Geosoft Target or 3D visualization tools).

• Perform project tasks including:
  • Hydrologic data analysis.
  • Drafting sections of technical reports.
  • Conducting water sampling streamflow measurements and field surveys.
  • Completing data and literature reviews.
• Travel to remote sites throughout the year for up to 2 weeks at a time.
• Approximately 30% of the work will be remote fieldwork.
• Deliver work within defined scope budget and schedule while maintaining ERMs quality standards.
• Collaborate with technical teams in water resources aquatic biology and toxicology to support environmental impact assessment and monitoring programs.
• Support fieldwork activities and contribute to the collection of high-quality environmental data.
• scientific and technical knowledge to address hydrology and water resource challenges across a variety of projects.
• Maintain ERMs commitment to health safety technical excellence and client service.