Project Manager – Mining Hydrogeology/Geochemistry

Job Overview

This role involves managing mining hydrogeology and geochemistry projects, providing technical support, and leading teams in mine water management across various project phases, from pre-feasibility to closure. It supports clients in the western U.S. and internationally, with flexible hybrid or remote work options.

Responsibilities

• Manage multiple mining hydrogeology and/or geochemistry projects and prioritize effectively.
• Provide high-level technical support in areas such as conceptual model design, aquifer test analysis, and groundwater flow modeling.
• Mentor staff and lead technical development across mining hydrogeology and/or geochemistry focus areas.
• Develop work plans, budgets, and schedules tailored to complex mining projects.
• Write and review clear, technical reports for diverse audiences.
• Lead business development efforts within mining hydrogeology, water management, geochemistry, and mine waste practices.
• Engage mining clients across all project phases and represent the company at industry conferences.

Qualifications

• 3-5 years (for PM role) or 10–15 years (for Sr. PM role) of experience in mining-related hydrogeology, hydrology, and/or geochemistry.
• Professional Engineer (PE), Professional Geologist (PG), Professional Hydrologist (PH), or similar certifications preferred.
• Bachelor’s degree in geological engineering, environmental engineering, geology, hydrology, environmental sciences, or a related field (Master’s preferred).
• Broad expertise in hydrogeology, aquifer testing, groundwater modeling, and mining water management.
• Proficiency in scientific software, GIS, Microsoft Suite, Google Earth, and other industry-specific tools.
• Experience at hard-rock, surface, and underground mine sites strongly preferred.