UIC Technical Specialist (Part-Time)

What You’ll Be Doing Cadmus is seeking a highly motivated senior-level specialist to provide program support on underground injection control, groundwater protection, and policy development.

The successful candidate will be a part of a coordinated effort to support the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water on policy and technical issues related to subsurface injection operations such as carbon geologic sequestration, enhanced oil recovery, and deep well injection of hazardous and nonhazardous wastes.

Cadmus provides government, commercial, and other private organizations worldwide with technology-empowered advisory and implementation services.

We help our clients achieve their goals and drive lasting, impactful change by leveraging transformative digital solutions and unparalleled expertise across domains.

At Cadmus, we look for team players and problem solvers who are driven to use their unique perspectives and intellectual curiosity to help deliver breakthrough solutions that achieve transformative goals.

As a member of our team, you'll collaborate with leading experts to support our clients across the globe.

We offer competitive compensation, outstanding health care and retirement benefits, a vibrant and collaborative work environment, and ample opportunities for professional growth.

Join Cadmus.

Together, we are strengthening society and the natural world.

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• Review information related to geologic settings, geologic site characterization, formation petrophysical properties, injection wells, and other aspects of the siting and operation of proposed subsurface injection projects.
• Conduct background research and literature reviews of subsurface processes and/or site-specific geologic investigations.
• Research and write high-quality deliverables for clients.
• Provide logistical and administrative support for Cadmus project staff.
• Work independently with minimal supervision, or in a team, as needed.
• 10+ years of relevant work experience and Bachelor's or Master’s degree in natural sciences (e.g., geology, geochemistry, or earth science).
• A working understanding of the Underground Injection Control regulations, particularly related to geologic sequestration wells, and the process by which EPA grants primary enforcement/ oversight authority to states.