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Requirements

A Science Degree (BSc) (Hon) in Hydrology. A Master of Science (MSc) will serve as an added advantage. Three (3) years post-qualification Natural Science experience. Compulsory registration with SACNASP as a Professional Natural Scientist. The disclosure of a valid unexpired driver’s license. Experience in conducting integrated water resource studies (water quality, quantity and ecology). Experience in hydrological and water quality modelling tools (WRSM2000, ACRU, WRYM, WRPM, HEC-HMS, SWAT+, WQSAM). Experience in water resource data collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation and derivation of information. Knowledge of water information systems. Knowledge of geographical information systems (GIS) tools (ArcMap and QGIS). The ability to apply scientific principles to integrate and interpret water quality or quantity data to draw scientifically sound conclusions. Understanding of research and development. Technical report writing. Possesses a high-performance culture. Professional judgement. Data analysis. Presentation skills. Decision-making and analytical skills. Creativity and customer focus. Good communication skills, both verbal and written. Problem-solving and analysis.

Duties

Conduct integrated water resource studies (quantity, quality, and ecology) focusing on the impact of land use, water use activities, and climatic pressures on water resources (surface and groundwater)- analysis of water resource data, developing, configuring and setting up various integrated hydrological and water quality models. Coordinate, analyse, and compile the national state of water report. Compile monthly state of water bulletins. Compile quarterly state of water quality bulletins. Liaise with water sector stakeholders, including other Government Departments and the public, on water issues through workshops and other facilitation techniques.