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Purpose

To support hydrogeological and hydrological activities through high-quality data collection, analysis, and system understanding.

The role focuses on data-driven water management, including water balance support, monitoring systems, and process improvement through digital tools and automation.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor and capture:
  • Groundwater levels
  • Pumping and discharge volumes
  • Surface water flows and transfers
  • Storage volumes (dams, ponds, sumps)
• Support the site-wide water balance, including:
  • Data validation and reconciliation
  • Identification of inconsistencies and gaps
• Develop and maintain data systems and tools, including:
  • Automated spreadsheets / dashboards
  • Basic scripts for data processing and reporting
  • Structured data capture workflows
• Assist with visualisation of water systems (GIS, schematics, dashboards)
• Supervise contractors (drilling, installations) where required
• Support hydrology and civil-related activities, including:
  • Stormwater and drainage monitoring
  • Pump station and pipeline checks
• Liaise with technical teams across the operation

Qualifications

Diploma or Degree in one of the following:

• Computer Science
• Data Science
• Engineering (Civil, Environmental, Water)
• Hydrology / Hydrogeology

Experience

0–3 years experience (graduates encouraged to apply)

Demonstrated ability in:

• Data analysis and problem-solving
• Working with large datasets

Advantageous:

• Basic programming (Python, R, or similar)
• GIS (QGIS or similar)
• Exposure to mining or water systems

CORE SKILLS

• Strong analytical and numerical ability
• Ability to identify patterns and inconsistencies in data
• Comfortable working with:
  • Excel (advanced)
  • Data tools / scripting
• Ability to:
  • Learn quickly
  • Work independently
  • Challenge assumptions with data

OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• Valid driver’s license
• Willingness to spend time in the field when required
• Comfortable working between office (data) and site (operations)

• Monitor and capture:
  • Groundwater levels
  • Pumping and discharge volumes
  • Surface water flows and transfers
  • Storage volumes (dams, ponds, sumps)
• Support the site-wide water balance, including:
  • Data validation and reconciliation
  • Identification of inconsistencies and gaps
• Develop and maintain data systems and tools, including:
  • Automated spreadsheets / dashboards
  • Basic scripts for data processing and reporting
  • Structured data capture workflows
• Assist with visualisation of water systems (GIS, schematics, dashboards)
• Supervise contractors (drilling, installations) where required
• Support hydrology and civil-related activities, including:
  • Stormwater and drainage monitoring
  • Pump station and pipeline checks
• Liaise with technical teams across the operation

• Strong analytical and numerical ability
• Ability to identify patterns and inconsistencies in data
• Comfortable working with:
  • Excel (advanced)
  • Data tools / scripting
• Ability to:
  • Learn quickly
  • Work independently
  • Challenge assumptions with data

• Diploma or Degree in one of the following:
  • Computer Science
  • Data Science
  • Engineering (Civil, Environmental, Water)
  • Hydrology / Hydrogeology
• Demonstrated ability in:
  • Data analysis and problem-solving
  • Working with large datasets
• Advantageous:
  • Basic programming (Python, R, or similar)
  • GIS (QGIS or similar)
  • Exposure to mining or water systems