The WGNHS is part of the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Division of Extension. The Hydrogeologist will report to the Director and State Geologist. The position will require travel and overnight stays to perform research, fieldwork, and outreach across the state.

• Manage and conduct applied and fundamental groundwater research on various aspects of the hydrogeology of Wisconsin in a timely and efficient manner including project leadership, project management, seeking funding as appropriate, planning, preparation of proposals, budgeting, field work, data management, and report/manuscript preparation.
• Perform field work, such as monitoring-well installation, water-level measurement, streamflow measurement, pumping and slug tests, surface and borehole geophysical measurement, and collection of water samples.
• Collect, analyze, and interpret hydrogeologic data using subsurface data and literature reviews; develop and update project-specific databases; exchange and share data with project cooperators; and incorporate subsurface and surface mapping data into WGNHS databases.
• Communicate the results of investigations through workshops, training sessions, and lectures for a variety of scientific, technical, regulatory, governmental, and public audiences, and publication of peer-reviewed written reports and maps.
• Serve the geologic and hydrogeologic community through internal and external peer review of publications and service on committees.
• Supervise and mentor student employees.
• Collaborate with other WGNHS staff and local, state, Tribal, and federal agencies.
• Respond to the public's questions and problems concerning Wisconsin's geology and hydrogeology.
• Reach a wide audience and ensure access to programs, facilities, and educational services in a manner that serves all residents of Wisconsin.
• Be responsive to evolving position, program, and organizational needs; perform additional duties as requested.

Applicants for this position will be considered for Scientist II and Scientist III titles. The title is determined by the experience and qualifications of the finalist. Pay is commensurate with experience.

The WGNHS is part of the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Division of Extension. The Hydrogeologist will report to the Director and State Geologist. The position will require travel and overnight stays to perform research, fieldwork, and outreach across the state.

• Manage and conduct applied and fundamental groundwater research on various aspects of the hydrogeology of Wisconsin in a timely and efficient manner including project leadership, project management, seeking funding as appropriate, planning, preparation of proposals, budgeting, field work, data management, and report/manuscript preparation.
• Perform field work, such as monitoring-well installation, water-level measurement, streamflow measurement, pumping and slug tests, surface and borehole geophysical measurement, and collection of water samples.
• Collect, analyze, and interpret hydrogeologic data using subsurface data and literature reviews; develop and update project-specific databases; exchange and share data with project cooperators; and incorporate subsurface and surface mapping data into WGNHS databases.
• Communicate the results of investigations through workshops, training sessions, and lectures for a variety of scientific, technical, regulatory, governmental, and public audiences, and publication of peer-reviewed written reports and maps.
• Serve the geologic and hydrogeologic community through internal and external peer review of publications and service on committees.
• Supervise and mentor student employees.
• Collaborate with other WGNHS staff and local, state, Tribal, and federal agencies.
• Respond to the public's questions and problems concerning Wisconsin's geology and hydrogeology.
• Reach a wide audience and ensure access to programs, facilities, and educational services in a manner that serves all residents of Wisconsin.
• Be responsive to evolving position, program, and organizational needs; perform additional duties as requested.

Applicants for this position will be considered for Scientist II and Scientist III titles. The title is determined by the experience and qualifications of the finalist. Pay is commensurate with experience.