Job Description

Responsibilities Working in an impact-focused environment within multidisciplinary teams. Support studies through field data collection design, data management, analysis, and reporting. Retrieve and analyse hydrological and climate datasets (including spatial analytics). Conduct systematic literature review and synthesise findings into actionable knowledge. Writing reports, blogs, or any other knowledge outputs. Maintain a proactive attitude and take ownership of tasks at both team and organisational level. Qualifications, Experience and Eligibility A Master s degree in water resource management / hydrology / agriculture sciences or related fields. At least 2 years of full-time professional experience as a hydrologist/hydrogeologist or allied sectors. Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of water balance components and the associated measurement techniques at various spatial scales in both urban and rural contexts. Demonstrable experience in field work, including conducting PRA and water data collection. Strong skill set in GIS to visualise and analyse spatial data and generate meaningful maps that support decision-making. This includes at least basic knowledge of working with satellite imageries and remote sensing data from water and allied domains. A good proficiency in coding skills in R or Python to support data analytics and visualisations. Desirable skills: Hydrological or subsurface modeling experience in SWAT, WEAP, MIKE-SHE, MODFLOW, etc.