Responsibilities & Qualifications:

Applied experienced in the use of geophysical techniques to enhance engineering, environmental, and munitions investigation and response project tasks. Position will provide leadership to a group of environmental geophysicists across the country. Will interface with internal clients (and external clients as directed). Will be involved with pricing estimates, technical approach scoping, scheduling, and field project execution. Position will also keep the group on the leading edge of technology advances in the field of applied geophysics. Be proficient in and able to responsibly recommend a variety of geophysical techniques including but not limited to: magnetics, electromagnetics, resistivity, ground penetrating radar, and seismic. Provide leadership to a group of geophysicists located nationwide, including scheduling of project assignments, monitoring of deliverables, overall professional development, and mentoring. Maintain and improve upon existing methodologies, techniques, and procedures from both a technical and administrative standpoint. Present at professional society conferences/symposiums on behalf of the company. Interact in a confident and effective manner with internal clients, other technical staff, and company managers, and have the ability to interact in a professional context with prospective client representatives and regulatory agency personnel. Degree in Geophysics from an accredited university; professional registration required. 7-15 years of direct experience in utilizing geophysical techniques in support of environmental engineering and infrastructure projects. Experience working on Military Munitions Response Projects (MMRP) a plus. Demonstrated management experience with strong team building and communication skills. Proficiency in graphic and modeling software specific to geophysical data reduction and presentation; working knowledge of Geosoft software package. Education: P.GP. Certification