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      <description>Location: City | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Your new company A well-established and growing environmental consultancy delivering innovative flood risk management and water engineering solutions. The company works across a diverse portfolio including flood risk assessment, surface water management, urban drainage, natural flood management and catchment-based solutions, supporting public and private sector clients across the UK and Ireland.Due to continued growth, they are seeking Flood Modellers and Flood Analysts at all grades, from graduate to senior level, to join their expanding team in Belfast.Your new role You will be involved in a wide range of engaging and technically challenging projects, including:Flood Risk AssessmentsFlood Alleviation SchemesSurface Water and Urban Drainage DesignNatural Flood Management and River RestorationCatchment Management SolutionsWorking as part of a multidisciplinary team of engineers, hydrologists and environmental scientists, you will help deliver sustainable, climate resilient flood risk solutions.What you''ll need to succeedTo be successful for this role, the candidate must have:Degree qualified in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Hydrology or a related disciplineEExperience ...</description>
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