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Senior Hydrologist

Primary Job Responsibilities: Work on a full range of hydrological jobs with particular emphasis on water resources and flood hydrology in Scotland, the UK, and potentially with opportunities internationally Expected to lead and manage hydrological components of projects Ensure the timely delivery of quality work and project reports Represent Jacobs to outside organisations and clients Work in a team of professional hydrologists Will receive support and guidance from more senior team members as well as having staff to manage

Company Name : Jacobs
Location : Glasgow
Salary : £32k+
Start Date : 07/18/2011
Close Date : 05/08/2011

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