Geologist I
Job description
About the role
Environmental Project Professional
Sundance Consultants, a division of True Environmental operating alongside its affiliated partner firms, has consolidated its capabilities to form the leading environmental and engineering services consulting entity in the nation. This consolidated entity delivers a broad portfolio designed to transform the built landscape and protect the natural one. The scope of work includes environmental remediation, urban planning, the design of prominent coastal and marine infrastructure, renewable energy systems development, and innovative resource extraction methodologies. Comprehensive details regarding service offerings are available on the official portals at Sundance-inc.com and True-Environmental.com.
We are currently seeking candidates for a position that supports a wide array of environmentally focused initiatives. This opportunity provides a pathway for significant career advancement and the expansion of professional credentials. The selected individual will provide critical support to project and field operations for a variety of complex, interdisciplinary engagements. Responsibilities include active participation in field planning and the execution of essential activities. These activities consist of soil and groundwater sampling procedures, the installation of environmental monitoring wells, biological and cultural surveys and assessments, community outreach coordination, and any additional project-specific duties as they arise.
In this capacity, the professional is expected to embody the organization's core values. This includes fostering a culture that prioritizes safety, demonstrates leadership, encourages teamwork, and upholds environmental responsibility in all actions.
Position Details
- Position Title: Environmental Project Professional
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Location: Albuquerque
- Engagement Type: Full-time
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Compensation: Annual salary of $70,000
Key Responsibilities
The role requires conducting initial discovery sessions to fully understand project objectives and boundary conditions. The professional will be responsible for designing the implementation strategy for monitoring wells and establishing sampling protocols within urban contexts. Execution of quality assurance reviews for soil analysis, groundwater testing, and cultural survey data is a core function.
The position holder will coordinate logistics for field activities, ensuring that all community-facing materials align with regional standards and expectations. Strategic collaboration with partners will focus on advancing coastal engineering projects and sustainable energy initiatives. Field mapping of subsurface conditions will be conducted during active soil and groundwater sampling campaigns.
The installation of monitoring infrastructure will be performed in strict accordance with biological and cultural assessment protocols. The role demands active advocacy for safety principles while managing the demands of diverse, interdisciplinary project portfolios.
Qualifications
The candidate must possess current licensure as a Geologist or Environmental Scientist. A minimum of three years of proven experience in field planning and execution is required. The individual must have a demonstrated history of performing biological and cultural surveys in conjunction with community outreach efforts. Success in this role requires the adaptability to manage project-specific tasks as conditions and organizational priorities evolve.
Nice to have
No specific qualifications or tool proficiencies are listed as preferred criteria.
Practical notes
This listing is for a full-time position based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. No specific remote work policy is detailed in the source material; candidates must verify the remote or in-office status on the official application page. Compensation is specified as an annual salary of $70,000. All candidates are directed to the official application page for the most current application procedures, verification of location details, confirmation of compensation specifics, and clarification of the start date. Travel is not specified as a requirement within the provided source documentation.
What you'll do
- Execute the responsibilities designated for the Geologist I role at True Environmental as outlined on the official application portal.
- Adhere strictly to the scope of duties and requirements detailed
- Support project and field operations for complex, interdisciplinary environmental engagements.
- Participate actively in field planning processes to ensure successful execution of project deliverables.
- Conduct soil and groundwater sampling procedures in accordance with established protocols and regulatory standards.
- Install environmental monitoring wells while maintaining compliance with biological and cultural assessment requirements.
- Perform biological and cultural surveys to support project objectives and community engagement efforts.
- Coordinate community outreach activities to ensure alignment with regional standards and stakeholder expectations.
- Collaborate strategically with partner organizations to advance coastal engineering and sustainable energy initiatives.
- Perform field mapping of subsurface conditions during soil and groundwater sampling campaigns.
- Install monitoring infrastructure precisely in accordance with established biological and cultural protocols.
- Conduct quality assurance reviews of soil analysis, groundwater testing, and cultural survey data to ensure integrity.
- Advocate for safety principles while effectively managing diverse and demanding project portfolios.
- Provide support for resource extraction methodologies as they relate to environmental impact assessments.
- Undertake any additional project-specific duties as required by the evolving needs of the engagement.
Requirements
- Current licensure as a Geologist or Environmental Scientist is mandatory for consideration.
- A minimum of three years of proven experience in field planning and execution is an absolute requirement.
- Demonstrated history of performing biological and cultural surveys concurrently with community outreach efforts is essential.
- The candidate must exhibit adaptability to manage project-specific tasks as organizational priorities and field conditions change.
- Compliance with the safety, teamwork, and environmental responsibility standards set forth by the organization is non-negotiable.
- Ability to fulfill the duties of an Environmental Project Professional in the Albuquerque, New Mexico location is required.
- Candidates must meet the specific eligibility bar as defined
- Full engagement with the role requires adherence to the guidelines and instructions published on the official application page.
- Verification of qualifications and experience will be conducted through the official application process.
- Prospective candidates must apply via the official posting to confirm current duties, compensation, and location details.
- Unauthorized applications or inquiries not based on the official source material will not be processed.
- All applicants are responsible for reviewing the official page for updates regarding remote work policies, start dates, and specific travel requirements.
Nice to have
No specific qualifications or tool proficiencies are listed as preferred criteria.