Oceanographer Ventus SolutionsOceanographerNewport, Rhode IslandVentus Executive Solutions provides our government and commercial clients with a range of professional and innovation services including: technology innovation acceleration, business consulting services, professional engineering and program oversight, and program and budget support. This position requires collaboration with government engineers, scientists, and operational stakeholders to analyze customer requirements, assess technical approaches, and support testing, validation, and transition of oceanographic capabilities into Navy systems.
Biologist/Ecologist/General/Civil/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist/Geologist/Oceanographer United States ArmyBiologist/Ecologist/General/Civil/Environmental Engineer/Physical Scientist/Geologist/OceanographerWashington, DC$102,415–$133,142 / yearBasic Requirement for Oceanographer: A. Degree: Bachelors degree (or higher degree) with a major study of at least 24 semester hours in oceanography or a related discipline such as physics, meteorology, geophysics, mathematics, chemistry, engineering, geology, or biology, plus 20 additional semester hours in any combination of oceanography, physics, geophysics, chemistry, mathematics, meteorology, computer science, and engineering sciences. In addition to meeting the basic requirements above, to qualify for this position you must also meet the qualification requirements listed below: Specialized Experience: One year of specialized experience which includes 1) Managing Civil Works projects in accordance with project management principles; 2) Preparing Civil Works project budget estimates and justifications; and 3) Directing preparation of plans and specifications.
NewGeophysical Oceanographer The University of Southern MississippiGeophysical OceanographerGulfport, MS$70,536–$95,432 / yearExperience with autonomous underwater vehicles, unmanned maritime systems, or field-based oceanographic operations; underwater sensor data collection and analysis; seabed classification, sediment characterization, or acoustic interpretation; and evaluating the effects of environmental conditions on survey quality and sensor performance. Prepares technical reports, maps, data summaries, survey assessments, research publications, presentations, and other documentation; remains current with advances in geophysical oceanography, hydrographic surveying, marine remote sensing, seabed classification, and autonomous underwater sensing.
Principal Environmental Professional GSI Environmental Inc.Principal Environmental ProfessionalHouston, TXHeadquartered in Houston, Texas, GSI operates offices in Texas (Austin and Houston), California (Irvine, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Folsom), Colorado (Lakewood), Washington (Olympia), Montana (Missoula and Helena), North Carolina (Raleigh), and New York (Syracuse). GSI employs cross-disciplinary teams of environmental engineers and scientists, including toxicologists, geologists, hydrogeologists, ecologists, chemists, oceanographers, and data scientists with seamless collaboration over both technical disciplines and offices.