Confluence Inc.
P.O. Box 1133
Bozeman, MT 59771-1133
Voice: 406.585.9500
Fax: 406.582.9142
contact@confluenceinc.com

We are always interested in hearing from talented and motivated people. Please send a resume to contact@confluenceinc.com.

Specifically, we are looking for talented and experienced individuals for the following positions:

Fluvial geomorphologist: Confluence is seeking an applied fluvial geomorphologist who is experienced in the investigation, design, and construction of a wide range of water resource projects. Specific applications of expertise will be in stream restoration, channel stability analyses, fish passage, water quality, and flood management. The candidate should have at least three years’ professional experience in hydrology and hydraulics; sediment transport, stream ecology, and conveyance system design.

Environmental Impact Statement and Environmental Assessment Project Manager: Confluence is seeking an experienced writer/project manager to prepare EIS’s, EA’s, and other environmental documents in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act. The candidate should possess at least five years’ experience preparing such documents and possess the expertise to successfully bid on and secure projects.

Cultural Resources Inventory Specialist: Confluence is recruiting an individual skilled in completing Class I, Class II, and Class III Resource Inventories, with at least three years of field experience. The qualified individual should possess a degree in the fields of archaeology, anthrology, cultural resources, sociology, earth sciences, or geology. A masters degree is preferred.

We offer many natural resource planning, design, and consulting services, including: stream, lake, and wetland habitat restoration, wetland delineation, monitoring, and mitigation, floodplain studies, hydraulic analysis, hydrology studies, water resource engineering services, fish passage, fish habitat enhancement, GIS mapping, complex database management and analysis, environmental permitting and compliance, including local, state, and federal permitting, ponds and lakes, water quality studies and monitoring, biological assessment and monitoring, and mining remediation.