As an Engineer (Hydrogeology) in the Water Systems Department, Planning & Capability Development division, you will be part of an inter-disciplinary team to lead the development of engineering models to understand hydrological systems and enhance integrated water resource management and undertake related R&D projects.

Your responsibilities will include, but not limited to the following areas: • Data Analysis: work in a multidisciplinary team to collect and analyse data from trial boreholes, hydraulic tests, and geological studies. • Flow modelling: work closely with the project consultants to develop and refine flow models to optimise water resources. • Model calibration and updating: Calibrate and update models using field monitoring data. • Report preparation: prepare comprehensive reports and presentations to communicate findings and recommendations. • Knowledge management: maintain and implement standard protocols for model development, calibration, and validation to ensure that models are properly archived and version controlled. • Any other duties as assigned.

• Degree or postgraduate qualifications in Hydrogeology, Geology, Civil / Environmental Engineering, or related fields • Proficiency in hydrogeological modelling software and GIS applications • Possess strong analytical thinking, planning and problem-solving skills • Good writing, communication, and interpersonal skills • Able to work independently and a good team player • Self-motivated, adaptable and possess strong sense of responsibility • Experience/ knowledge in hydrogeological modelling is preferred

PUB is an organisation that is recognised internationally for good water management. PUB won the 2007 Stockholm Industry Water Award and was named Water Agency of the Year 2006 in the international Global Water Awards. In 2008, PUB was awarded the Singapore Quality Award for business excellence. NEWater, Singapore's high-quality reclaimed water, also clinched the 'Environmental Contribution of the Year' at the Global Water Awards 2008. At PUB, the national water agency, you will enjoy opportunities to build a clear future for the water industry.