Are you looking for a new challenge? Are you passionate about protecting groundwater and want to do a job that inspires you and the people around you? If yes, then we have an exciting opportunity! We need your help to develop new national groundwater monitoring networks: groundwater ecology, temperature, wetlands, quantity, and quality. In this role you will take a deep dive into the complexities of groundwater 3D conceptualisation and deliver effective monitoring programmes. You will be part of the Natural Capital and Ecosystem Assessment (NCEA) science innovation and transformation programme and work collaboratively: Within Environment Agency and external partners to implement the NCEA groundwater networks; To identify suitable new groundwater monitoring sites, combining desk-based assessments and site visits; To initiate and project manage the installation of groundwater sampling equipment, which may use consultancy, in-house expertise, or delivery through others; To deliver high quality, fit for purpose data and information to the public using our open data principles; You’ll have a range of development opportunities and appropriate training will be provided. We don’t just talk about diversity; we seek it, embrace it, and live it, for the benefit of our staff, our communities, and our environment. As an organisation we strive to reflect the communities we serve and continue to develop diversity throughout our workforce. We welcome applications from all backgrounds regardless of race, sexual orientation, or religion. Responding to incidents is a central part of what we do. You will be required to have an incident role and make yourself available to respond to incidents or provide business continuity support during an incident. This may attract an additional payment and full training, and alternative working arrangements will be available to support you with your incident role. Further information on incident response can be found within your candidate pack. The team The post is part of the Groundwater and Contaminated Land Team in the Lincolnshire and Northampton Area. We are responsible for providing technical and scientific expertise to our field and flood forecasting teams, and to a wide range of external stakeholders, all to protect the quality and quantity of groundwater. Based at Ceres House, Lincoln, with some home working, visits to other offices and occasional site work - Full UK Driving Licence Essential Experience/skills required You’ll need the technical skills to: • be an experienced groundwater monitoring specialist. • have practical experience in groundwater monitoring and fieldwork. • be able to conceptualise groundwater environments in three-dimensions. You’ll also demonstrate your: • ability to work effectively with people from a variety of backgrounds and cultures and actively encourage others to consider diversity issues in their work. • excellent project/programme management skills. • analytical and data skills. • influencing and communication skills. • interpersonal and team-working skills. • proactive, self-motivated attitude that delivers quality outcomes. • ability to combine your people skills, and curiosity to collaboratively solve problems and identify innovative solutions. • effective engagement and motivation skills to collaboratively resolve conflicts • ability to work to tight deadlines, prioritise your own work, manage projects and deliver effective outcomes. Ideally, you’ll be Chartered with an appropriate professional body, though this is not essential.. Location : Lincoln, Lincolnshire