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Employment opportunities

Azimuth is not currently hiring. However, if you wish to apply so that your resume is kept on file, the following descriptions reflect typical positions. For hydrogeological or engineering applications, please email to Mike Jones. For biology positions, please email to Paul Neals.

Fisheries Biologist - Intermediate or Senior

Azimuth Environmental is seeking an intermediate/senior ecologist specializing in fisheries and aquatic ecology. Applicants must have a university degree in biology or related field, and a minimum five years of consulting experience. The successful candidate will have experience in stream habitat assessments and aquatic impact assessments, fish identification, habitat restoration, construction monitoring, obtaining approvals under the Federal Fisheries Act, Species At Risk Act and other legislation, construction monitoring, erosion and sedimentation control measures, fish sampling (electrofishing, seining, etc.), report-writing and office support.

Extensive practical field experience is mandatory and should be highlighted. Applicants must be able to work independently with a minimum of supervision. Good writing and computer skills on Microsoft software are a must. Experience in dealing with public, regulatory agencies, clients and good communication skills are required. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. Azimuth provides employee health benefits and annual RRSP contribution. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. Please respond with a resume that shows your specific expertise and relevant work experience to the attention of Paul Neals at the address shown at the bottom of this page


Hydrogeologist - Intermediate or Senior

We are looking for a motivated individual to compliment our team by providing expertise in physical and contaminant hydrogeology.  Our firm is engaged in projects involving ground water resource management for porous media and fractured rock applications.

The preferred candidate(s) would be expected to work independently as a project manager / technical expert to deliver technical solutions for various project applications including but not limited to: aggregate resource applications, water extraction application, cumulative impact evaluations, dewatering assessments, contaminant fate / transport evaluations, thermal impact assessments, attenuative impact predictions.  These undertakings would assist in projects involving municipal ground water exploration, wellhead protection, landfill design and operations, stream rehabilitation, contaminant transport assessment including litigation support and a variety of related activities.  However, senior management is available to support all technical efforts and provides corporate review of all work.

The preferred candidate could also be challenged with sector development and / or technical support depending upon the experience and capabilities of the individual.  The preferred candidate must have strong written and verbal communication skills and capable of overseeing the day-to-day project management including reporting, client liaison, budget management and staff scheduling.  Strong computer skills would also be an asset and at a minimum should include all Microsoft Office components.  Technical requirements must be commensurate to the position and will be evaluated.  The flexible corporate lifestyle fostered in this firm allows for an individual to develop projects in areas that focus on their interests and attributes.  The ideal candidate would have a Master's degree (or equivalent) in Earth Sciences or Environmental Engineering and 3 to 7 years of direct experience and the ability to obtain professional licensing.  Salary is negotiable and commensurate with candidate's qualification. Ability to be certified by APGO or PEO is required. Please respond with a resume that shows your specific expertise and relevant work experience to the address shown at the bottom of this page