Ready to make a splash in your career? WaterNSW is seeking an experienced Graduate Scientist - Water Quality to join our team on a term up to 30 June 2025.This is an opportunity to work with an essential organisation creating a more sustainable future for the state.This role offers the flexibility to work around life, your contribution will be valued, and you’ll be supported to build a rewarding career.Our perks and Benefits:At WaterNSW, we believe that our employees should be as well taken care of as our rivers, dams, and pipelines, that’s why we offer a load of benefits.Flexible workingWork a 9-day fortnight at Full pay on the Enterprise agreementUp to 16 weeks paid parental leaveFertility leaveYearly corporate wear allowanceProfessional development and educational assistanceSalary range starting from $92,081 base + 11% SuperAnd so much more!What you’ll do:
- Undertake allocated activities and work to support projects within the Water Quality Risk & Strategy team.
- Contribute to project delivery, ensure quality of assigned tasks, support strategic programs, and identify improvement opportunities to protect and enhance Water Quality.
- Provide technical support and advice, data analysis and interpretation and support with stakeholder management to contribute to the success of projects.
- Prepare reports for the Water Quality Risk and Strategy team.
- Undertake formal and on the job training and participate in structured placement activities to develop skills across a broad range of areas within WaterNSW.
- Minimum Bachelors degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or a related discipline.
- An understanding of one or more of the nominated fields:
- Drinking Water Quality management principles
- Aquatic ecosystems, hydrology or hydrogeology
- Risk management principles
- Demonstrated knowledge in project analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to analyse and interpret complex information and make reasoned judgements.
- Demonstrated knowledge in reporting on project and/or program progress metrics risks, issues, and dependencies.
- Exceptional interpersonal communication and organisational skills.