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Senior Geophysicist – UK – £55K - £70K

We're working with an innovative consultancy that's expanding its geophysical services and looking to recruit a Senior Geophysicist. This role is perfect for someone driven and detail-oriented, with a strong background in leading complex geophysical projects and mentoring junior colleagues.

You’ll take ownership of challenging projects, collaborating with industry professionals while applying advanced geophysical methods. The role involves shaping survey strategies, overseeing data collection, and delivering insightful analysis to clients across diverse sectors including infrastructure, environmental, and utilities.

You’ll operate within a supportive, dynamic team environment, combining office-based work with occasional field visits—mostly within the UK, with some international travel possible.

Key Skills & Experience Required:

  • At least 7 years’ experience in near-surface geophysical investigations, managing large-scale and complex assignments

  • Strong technical knowledge of geophysical techniques such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), electromagnetics, magnetometry, microgravity, resistivity, and seismic methods

  • Expertise in data processing and interpretation software (e.g., Oasis Montaj, Res2Dinv, GeoGiga), with Python scripting and GIS tools (AutoCAD, ArcGIS, QGIS) highly desirable

  • Proven leadership skills with ability to guide project teams and communicate technical information clearly to diverse audiences

  • Strategic thinker with a passion for innovation and continuous improvement in geophysical applications

  • Postgraduate degree in geophysics or a related discipline

    What You’ll Get

  • Competitive salary up to £70k, commensurate with experience

  • Opportunity to lead high-profile projects across multiple sector

  • Balance of office and fieldwork with flexibility for travel

  • Supportive environment with mentorship and professional development options

    This is an exciting chance to join a growing specialist consultancy driving the future of near-surface geophysics. If you’re ready to take on a senior technical leadership role and make a significant impact, get in touch!

    For more information on this role or any other jobs across FPGA, Embedded Systems, Software Development, Data Science, Electronics, Machine Learning, or Simulation, contact us today.

    Tagged as: Geophysics, GPR, Electromagnetics, Seismic, GIS, Python

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