Hydrogeologist - Remediation and Redevelopment Project Managers

Hydrogeologist - Remediation and Redevelopment Project Managers

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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), is hiring four Remediation and Redevelopment Project Managers (Hydrogeologist Entry and Senior) to provide geologic and hydrogeologic expertise and oversight for investigation and remediation of contamination sites. These positions may be headquartered in either Fitchburg, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, or Green Bay. If interested, please apply to all/any cities you may be interested in working in.

This recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies. Remote work will be available after the initial onboarding period. The exact amount is based on program need and varies seasonally. Find a meaningful and rewarding career with the DNR! The DNR excels at protecting and managing natural resources while supporting the economy and the well-being of our residents. We strive to hire, develop, and retain a talented workforce representative of the people of Wisconsin we serve.

We offer training and career growth opportunities, a comprehensive benefits package, and are searching for people with diverse backgrounds to join our dynamic and team‑oriented environment.

These are technical positions in which the incumbent must have a detailed knowledge of geology, hydrogeology, contaminant transport, chemistry, vapor intrusion, soil science, remedial system design, and biological processes in subsurface soil and groundwater environments. Specifically, this involves providing technical advice to responsible parties, their consultants, local government units and officials, and other staff in the region for actions taken to address soil and groundwater contamination at Leaking Underground Storage Tank, Environmental Repair Program, Brownfield Redevelopment, Spill, Abandoned Landfill, Dry Cleaner Program and hazardous waste remediation sites throughout the region.

These positions provide interpretation and implementation advice on the rules, regulations and guidance documents concerning environmental investigations and cleanups as well as brownfield redevelopment efforts. These positions will evaluate and approve work on complex sites, often having program-wide policy impacts.

For a sample detailed position description of the Entry level.

For a sample detailed position description of the Senior level.

For the Entry level, the starting pay is $29.87 - $35.02 per hour ($62,129.60 - $72,841.60 annually).

For the Senior level, the starting pay is $32.45 - $37.08 per hour ($67,496.00 - $77,126.40 annually).

These positions are in Hydrogeologist Entry or Senior classification within Pay Schedule/Range 15‑04 and 15‑03 respectively. A 12‑month probation period may be required.

These positions are not represented by a collective bargaining unit. Pay on appointment will follow the provisions of the State of Wisconsin Compensation Plan.

• Generous paid time off, including at least 3 1/2 weeks of vacation/personal time, nine paid holidays, and ample sick time that rolls over each year with no cap.
• Excellent and affordable health insurance options (starting at $34/month for single and $83/month for family coverage).
• Other great insurance options (dental, vision, life, and more).
• A top‑notch retirement program and optional tax‑advantaged 457 retirement savings plan.
• A Well Wisconsin program, offering wellness tools and rewards to employees and spouses.
• A free and confidential employee assistance program that offers employees and their household members tools, resources, and professional consultation services.
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Probation: A 12‑month probationary period may be required.

Background Checks: The Department of Natural Resources conducts criminal background checks on final applicants prior to job offer. Please note that a criminal charge or conviction on your record will not necessarily disqualify you from state employment. In compliance with the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the DNR does not discriminate on the basis of arrest…