Geologist

• Apply field practices and techniques using near-surface geophysical classification systems
• Collect geophysical data to identify anomalies related to munitions in the shallow subsurface
• Perform supervised geophysical data acquisition using electromagnetic induction systems
• Use real-time kinematic global navigation satellite systems
• Use simultaneous location and mapping with LiDAR positioning systems
• Gather geophysical and other information for scientific reports
• Compile and organize environmental data collected by others
• Prepare basic data and scientific documents using geology and geophysics knowledge
• Assist senior team members with planning and coordinating field programs
• Perform 95–100% field work at project sites across the United States, Hawaii, Guam, and international locations
• Collaborate with global teams on military munitions response and environmental projects

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