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RETTEW - Staff Geophysicist
7/25/23
RETTEW has an immediate opening for a staff geophysicist. Two to four years of direct geophysical experience is desired, but other candidates with strong physics and technology skills will be considered. Candidate will participate in, and be expected to eventually lead land-based geophysical field surveys (primarily using ground penetrating radar, electromagnetic, magnetic, resistivity, seismic, and gravity methods), and process data to be used for report presentation. Willingness to travel (often on short notice), ability to get along with people, excellent oral and written communication skills are all required. A sense of humor is helpful. A minimum of a BS/BA in Geophysics, Geology, Physics, or closely-related field is also required. Already having OSHA 40-hour training (with annual updates) is a plus. In addition, qualified candidates need to be physically fit since geophysics fieldwork often involves carrying 20-30-pound instruments for long distances in a wide variety of field conditions/terrains. Salary dependent upon training and experience, typically in the $45-$60K range. Other benefits include: health & dental insurance, vacation, company retirement plan. Due to extensive work on US government sites, US citizenship is strongly preferred.
Please see our website at www.rettew.com.
RETTEW has an immediate opening for a Geophysics Project Manager. Seven to ten years of direct geophysical experience is desired. Candidate will have managed land-based geophysical projects (as a team lead in data collection, data processing/presentation, interpretation, report writing, and client management) primarily using ground penetrating radar, electromagnetic, magnetic, resistivity, seismic, and gravity methods. Utility mapping skills are also extremely helpful. Willingness to travel (often on short notice), ability to get along with people, excellent oral and written communication skills are all required. A sense of humor is helpful. A minimum of a BS/BA in Geophysics, Geology, Physics, or closely-related field is also required. Already having OSHA 40-hour training (with annual updates) is a plus. In addition, qualified candidates need to be physically fit since geophysics fieldwork often involves carrying 20-30-pound instruments for long distances in a wide variety of field conditions/terrains. Salary dependent upon training and experience, typically in the $60-$80K range. Other benefits include: health & dental insurance, vacation, company retirement plan. Due to extensive work on US government sites, US citizenship is strongly preferred.
Please see our website at www.rettew.com.