Local recruitment: Hydrology/Hydrogeology Analytic Specialist

Committed To Good (CTG)

Kabul, Afghanistan 🇦🇫

Vacancy idVAC-11680
Job titleVAC-11680 Hydrology/Hydrogeology Analytic Specialist
LocationKabul
Apply by31-Mar-2024
Start date15-Apr-2024
Duration8 months
Number of vacancies1
QualificationMaster’s in • Master’s or PhD in Water Resources, Hydrology, Environmental Engineering. (essential).
Sector experienceMinimum of • Minimum of 5 years of experience in water resources, hydrology, or related fields. year/s of demonstrable relevant Engineering experience (essential).
Geographical experienceMinimum of 5 Years year/s of experience in afghanistan (essential).
LanguagesWorking level in Pashto (essential).
Working level in English (essential).
Working level in Dari (essential).

Job description

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Overview of position

Need Statement:

The Ministry of Energy and Water’s Surface Water Resources Department (SWRD) is tasked with conducting extensive studies, advanced data analysis, and improving the database system to develop a water information management system. Identifying capacity gaps in surface water modelling, river sediment analysis, hydrology monitoring, and water information management, the SWRD, therefore, a Hydrology Specialist is required to contribute expertise in hydrological modelling and relevant analyses. The execution of these plans receives additional support through financial assistance from UNICEF.

The Hydrology Specialist will focus on hydrological modelling, conducting analyses based on hydrological and Metrological information, and contribute to enhancing water resource management. The position requires expertise in time-series analysis, trend analysis of Hydro-Mate parameters, remote sensing for mountain hydrology, GIS, and various hydrology modelling approaches.

Objective: 

To conduct extensive studies, advanced data analysis, and improving the database system to develop a comprehensive water information management system. 

Reference to the RWP: 

1. Relevant government ministries at national and sub-national levels have increased capacity and commitment to manage equitable and sustainable WASH programmes

Role objectives

  • Time-series analysis and applying it to water resources management Conducted.
  • Trend analysis of Hydro-Met parameters using statistical methods performed.
  • Knowledge of remote sensing and utilizing it in mountain hydrology analyses possessed.
  • Practical proficiency in GIS and hydrology modelling (including Lamped, Semi, and fully distributed models) for hydrological assessments demonstrated.
  • Water resources reports, including assessments of water availability in each watershed, precipitation, water regimes, and air temperature patterns over different periods generated.
  • Analysed precipitation and preparing IDF-Curves report for each watershed and year.
  • Estimated surface water potential, water forecast, and water availability in the basins for each watershed.
  • Analysed water balance and Analysis on surface flow regimes and surface water deficits in each river basin.
  • Conducted thorough analysis of river sediment composition and characteristics.
  • Assessed sediment transport patterns and their impact on water quality and infrastructure.
  • Provided insights and recommendations for effective sedimentation management strategies.

Project reporting: NTR

Key competencies

  • Master’s or PhD in Water Resources, Hydrology, Environmental Engineering.
  • Minimum of 5 years of experience in water resources, hydrology, or related fields.
  • Strong analytic and reporting skills with proficiency in English and one of the national languages.
  • Ability to present complex technical problems clearly.
  • Timely delivery of assigned tasks.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills in national languages and English.

Team management: NTR

Further information: NTR

Disclaimer:
· At no stage of the recruitment process will CTG ask candidates for a fee. This includes during the application stage, interview, assessment and training.
· CTG has a zero tolerance to Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) which is outlined in its Code of Conduct. Protection from SEA is everyone’s responsibility and all staff are required to adhere to CTG’s Code of Conduct at all times.


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