Senior Ecohydrologist - Talent Pool

Do you want your work to make a difference for NSW?
Join us in protecting the state's environment and heritage.
We are recruiting talent pools for future opportunities.
These are full-time roles, 35 hours per week, with FlexTime.
Hybrid working is supported, and locations across NSW are encouraged.Our Surface Water Science team is seeking to build a talent pool of Senior Ecohydrologists for upcoming temporary and permanent roles over the next 18 months.
As a Senior Ecohydrologist, you will provide project leadership and expert knowledge in aquatic ecology and/or hydrology.Your work will support informed decision-making to optimize surface water management across NSW.Key responsibilities include:Leading strategic monitoring initiatives for ecological indicatorsConducting applied aquatic research to inform water management improvementsBridging policy gapsCollaborating on projects that deliver ecological benefits for the NSW community, regions, departments, and agenciesYour contributions will ensure sustainable water practices that benefit stakeholders and ecosystems.About YouWe are seeking candidates with experience, skills, and knowledge in:Understanding of State and Federal natural resource management frameworks, especially riverine health and water sharingKnowledge of statistical procedures and spatial analysis related to water quality and river healthStrong project management skills to handle competing demandsInitiative and problem-solving abilities with research and analysis skillsExcellent communication skills, experience with stakeholder engagement, and technical presentationsDegree in Science, Ecology, Hydrology, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Engineering, or related fieldsFor more details, read the full Role Description: Senior Ecohydrologist.Who we areThe Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water (DCCEEW) aims to protect NSW's environment and heritage.
We lead efforts on climate change, sustainable energy, conservation, biodiversity, Aboriginal cultural heritage, and water resource management.
Our Water Group oversees transparent stewardship of water resources to support healthy environments and communities across NSW.An introduction to WaterWe recognize the custodial responsibilities of Aboriginal peoples of NSW and are committed to partnerships in environmental management.How to ApplyIf interested, please submit your application with a resume and cover letter.
Applications close on Thursday, 8 May, at 11:55 PM.
For more information, contact Kathryn Taffs.A recruitment pool may be created for ongoing and temporary opportunities of similar roles over the next 18 months.
We aim to reflect and understand the diverse communities of NSW.Our commitment to diversity and inclusionWe strive to make NSW vibrant and inclusive for everyone, embracing all ages, genders, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, LGBTQI community, and diverse cultural backgrounds.Need assistance or adjustments during the application process?
Contact our Talent Acquisition Team or Mariam Barakat.
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander applicants can use our dedicated guides or contact the Aboriginal Career Pathways team.
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