Geologist I
2 days ago
We are seeking a highly skilled Geologist I to join our team at the Kentucky Geological Survey. As a Geologist I, you will play a key role in supporting the installation of a field monitoring network to assess landslides in Kentucky.
Key Responsibilities:- Field installation of hydrologic monitoring equipment
- Maintenance and upkeep of field monitoring station network
- Knowledge of related software for data transfer and visualization
- Working on data storage and transfer from cloud-based software to KGS servers
- Helping manage KGS lab space for landslide hazard research
- Performing spatial analysis using large GIS data sets
- Becoming familiar with slope stability modeling
- Assistance with stakeholder meetings
- Presentation of research results at professional and/or community meetings
- Bachelor's degree in Geoscience or Engineering
- Basic landslide hazards and slope stability knowledge
- ArcGIS Pro knowledge
- Microsoft Excel skills
- 5+ years of state-issued driver's license
- ArcGIS analysis skills
- ArcGIS technical skills (Raster tools, Spatial Analyst Tools, 3D Analyst Tools, Analysis Tools)
- Knowledge of application programming interface (API) to connect website and software interfaces
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Geologist I
1 week ago
Lexington, Kentucky, United States The University of Kentucky Full timeJob Summary: The University of Kentucky is seeking a highly skilled Geologist I to join our team in a 3-year NSF-funded landslide hazard project. As a key member of our research center, you will play a crucial role in supporting our installation and monitoring efforts, leveraging your expertise in Microsoft, GIS, and technology to drive our mission...