Associate Scientist

Description About You

You enjoy environmental fieldwork and are excited to apply your recent degree in hydrogeology, geology, environmental science, or a related field. You are curious, collaborative, organized, and a strong writer. You want to work on varied projects and learn new skills. Data analysis is familiar territory, though you’re not afraid to ask for direction when needed. You manage your time effectively and communicate with your team about task completion.

If this sounds like you, consider building your career in the Investigation and Remediation business area at Integral. A lifelong learner, you want to keep growing intellectually and professionally. Collaborating with colleagues with diverse expertise is exciting for you, and you are also comfortable working independently. Quality management and integrity are among your strongest principles.

Integral Consulting Inc. is a science and engineering firm delivering sound technical solutions to meet today’s challenges in the health, environmental, and natural resource arenas. We are a values-driven collaborative team that is as passionate about company culture as we are about the work we do for our clients. Since our founding in 2002, we have operated with a demonstrated commitment to the well‑being, diversity, and professional development of our staff and an equal commitment to strong partnerships with our clients and teaming partners.

We are a company where people come to solve today’s toughest environmental challenges through innovative ideas, exceptional teamwork, and dedication to accuracy and technical quality.

We are currently seeking an assistant or associate geologist or environmental scientist for our Investigation and Remediation business area. This is a hybrid‑based position working from our Moorestown, New Jersey, office, at least 2–3 days a week and will involve field projects in other states with the potential for overnight or extended stays. The position will support multiple clients and projects, with the common theme of site characterization and remediation.

The day‑to‑day work will vary and will involve participating in site characterization studies—collecting field data (soil, groundwater, sediment, and surface water), managing onsite subcontractors, supporting the project team with report production, including quality assurance and quality control of documents, data analysis efforts, and other tasks. Career growth at Integral offers future opportunities to manage tasks and projects, communicate with clients, and present your work ignments initially will require teamwork, and your level of responsibility will grow as you gain experience.

This position may offer in‑office or hybrid opportunities based on the candidate’s location and the needs of the organization.

• Performing frequent fieldwork involving site characterization studies through collection of groundwater, surface water, and sediment samples
• Managing onsite subcontractors as part of well installation and soil sampling activities
• Keeping organized and detailed field notes to support decision‑making and to provide written summaries of tasks completed for reporting
• Utilizing critical thinking to identify outlier conditions and report these observations to the project team in real time
• Adhering to safety standards and actively participating in our safe work culture
• Fieldwork responsibilities may include long days in the field, extended exposure to the elements (sun, rain, wind), prolonged standing, and other physically demanding tasks such as lifting equipment or materials.

Candidates must hold a B.S. or M.S. degree in hydrogeology, chemistry, geology, environmental science, engineering, or related technical field.

The ideal candidate will have:

• 1+ year of professional experience in the geology, environmental science, or engineering field
• Environmental fieldwork experience
• A passion for environmental fieldwork
• ArcGIS skills
• A valid U.S. driver's license (or ability to obtain one upon hire) and a clean driving record. If a driver’s license cannot be obtained, reliable transportation to project and field sites is…