Geologist/Hydrogeologist

State of North Carolina

. Serve as Project Manager for stewardship of closed sites in the Pre-Regulatory Landfill Unit and Dry-Cleaning Solvent Act Program .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeRaleigh • North Carolina • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $63,927 - $69,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in geological and hydrogeological principles, risk assessment methodologies, and compliance with land use restrictions. Capable of effectively communicating technical information to stakeholders and ensuring public health protection during site redevelopment.

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Project ManagementRisk AssessmentGeological PrinciplesVapor Intrusion EvaluationTechnical Communication

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Hard Skills

Geological Report ReviewHydrogeological Report ReviewRisk EvaluationContamination ManagementVapor Mitigation Design Review

Soft Skills

Stakeholder CommunicationTechnical Oversight

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Geologist Licensure

Industry Keywords

SuperfundBrownfields RedevelopmentLand Use RestrictionsEnvironmental AssessmentChemical Exposure

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as Project Manager for stewardship of closed sites in the Pre-Regulatory Landfill Unit and Dry-Cleaning Solvent Act Program
Manage sites in the Superfund Section and Brownfields Redevelopment Section to ensure post-closure requirements prevent exposure to contamination
Oversee sites with existing land use restrictions or undergoing redevelopment/reuse
Review geological/hydrogeological reports, plans, and designs to ensure contamination is handled properly
Perform risk assessments applying geologic principles to support safe redevelopment
Provide technical oversight and evaluate land use
Guide environmental assessments and conduct risk evaluations
Ensure prospective developers and property owners protect public health and the environment and comply with Land Use Restrictions
Conduct risk assessments considering chemical types, concentration levels, and exposure routes
Evaluate vapor intrusion risk from various site media
Review vapor mitigation designs for compliance with DEQ guidance
Evaluate pre- and post-occupancy data to determine whether vapor mitigation systems function as intended
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 coursework from an accredited college or university
Equivalent combination of education and experience may qualify
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
Knowledge of geological and hydrogeological principles
Ability to review complex geological/hydrogeological reports, plans, and designs
Ability to conduct risk assessments using established protocols and tools
Ability to evaluate vapor intrusion risk and review vapor mitigation designs
Ability to present and communicate technical information to stakeholders
Occasional travel to project locations within North Carolina

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid telework option with routine office and remote workdays
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program eligibility
Reasonable accommodation for employees and applicants with disabilities, pregnancy-related limitations, and religious beliefs, observances, and practices