System Modeller - Peterborough, United Kingdom - Anglian Water Services Ltd

Anglian Water Services Ltd

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Peterborough, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Circa £35,000 dependent on skills & experience

Permanent

Full time, 37 hours per week

Anglian Water offers a flexible approach, this role offers you the flexibility to work from home and from an Anglian Water office.

Your base location will be an Anglian Water site.

As a water company, Anglian Water has legal obligations around managing environmental quality. You'll join the team that work to meet environmental obligations.

It's essential that we work out where there could be water supply and demand issues, and look how the demand on our water supply will change in the future, all with the view of finding solutions to these issues.

Your primary focus will be to undertake modelling of our water supply and demand systems, for example modelling a new reservoir or new pipelines, in order for the team to analyse and determine which is the best solution.

As a valued employee, you'll be entitled to:
Personal private health care
26 days annual leave - rising with length of service
Flexible working
Competitive pension scheme - Anglian Water double-matches your contributions up to 6%
Bonus scheme
Flexible benefits to support your wellbeing and lifestyle.

What does it take to be a Water Resources System Modeller?

Degree in Geography/Environmental Sciences or other discipline relevant to water resources planning

System modelling experience or academic knowledge of:
Technical analysis of supply and demand datasets;
Programming skills e.g. VBA, R, Python
Report writing (for both internal and external audiences)
Excellent communication and presentation skills
You will be able to display initiative and be able to manage challenging workloads.

Why Anglian Water?

As a region and as a water company we face a time of great uncertainty and change. We face four pressing and interlinked challenges - climate change, environmental protection, population growth and the risk of drought.

We have to act now or we will move from a strong position of a surplus of 150 million litres of water daily to a deficit of 30 million litres daily by 2025.

Join us to support the future

Closing date: 01/03/2023