Graduate Water Resources Engineer

Graduate Water Resources Engineer (Wellington)

At Jacobs, we're challenging today to reinvent tomorrow by solving the world's most critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, turning abstract ideas into realities that transform the world for good.

Your impact

Our bodies and environment all depend on water, it is the building block that supports all life.

Water issues are becoming increasingly prominent as we struggle with disparity between water availability and demands, water pollution, and competition for limited water resources.

At Jacobs, we recognize these challenges and our engineers, scientists, and planners are working together with clients to find the right solutions to their water challenges.

Graduate Engineer Responsibilities

Hydrologic modelling – analysing rainfall-runoff processes to assess water availability and catchment response

Hydraulic modelling – simulating flow behaviour in rivers, creeks, and urban drainage systems to assess flood impacts and mitigation options

Climate resilience – helping clients adapt to changing climate conditions through robust water resource planning

Spatial and technical data analysis – using GIS and modelling tools to interpret complex datasets

Stormwater management planning – combining all the above and waterways management to support our client delivering resilient and sustainable outcomes for communities and the environment

Reporting and communication – translating technical findings into clear, actionable insights for clients and stakeholders

Qualifications

A university degree in Engineering by

A strong interest in water resources disciplines (surface water, flood modelling, water infrastructure, groundwater modelling, water quality, etc.)

Excellent communication and collaboration skills

The right to work in New Zealand

Any knowledge of TUFLOW, HEC-RAS, QGIS, MIKE or ICM would be seen as highly favourable

Application Process

Successful candidates may be asked to complete pre-employment checks including : Identity, Right to Work, Employment / Education History and Criminal Record.

If you are unable to complete these checks or meet the associated criteria, then your offer of employment may be delayed or withdrawn.

To be considered for this role, please apply via the link and attach your CV, cover letter, proof of working rights (e.g., passport) and academic transcript to your application.

Applications close Sunday 30th November at

• PM AEST.

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