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Geologist/Hydrogeologist
State of North CarolinaProject Manager overseeing closed site stewardship for the NC Department of Environmental Quality. Managing complex geological reports and performing risk assessments for land use safety.
Posted 7/10/2026full-timeWake County • North Carolina • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $63,927 - $69,000 per yearWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in project management and risk assessment within geologic contexts, effectively communicating technical information to diverse stakeholders. Holds a relevant degree and may possess licensure as a Professional Geologist.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Project ManagementRisk AssessmentGeologic PrinciplesStakeholder CommunicationProfessional Geologist Licensure
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Hard Skills
GeologyGeosciencesPhysical ScienceRisk Assessment TechniquesLand Use RestrictionsRedevelopment Oversight
Soft Skills
CommunicationPresentation Skills
Certifications & Qualifications
Professional Geologist Licensure
Industry Keywords
Geologic PrinciplesStewardshipSite ManagementEnvironmental Compliance
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Serve as a Project Manager managing stewardship of closed sites in various programs.
- Oversee sites with existing land use restrictions and/or undergoing redevelopment.
- Perform risk assessments applying geologic principles for safe redevelopment.
- Present and communicate technical information to stakeholders.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in geology, geosciences, physical science or a related field, or engineering with 30 credit hours of geological science course work from an accredited college or university.
- Some positions may require licensure as a Professional Geologist by the North Carolina Board for the Licensing of Geologists; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program