Join our team of passionate scientists! We are currently hiring several positions, from entry level to senior scientific staff. Please visit Geodynamics’ Career Site to apply.

Current Jobs Available

• Senior Coastal / Offshore Geophysicist
• Senior Hydrographer
• Hydrographic Survey Technican
• Geophysical Survey Technician
• Survey Technician

Geodynamics has been awarded a 5-year contract to provide hydrographic surveying services to the NOAA Office of Coast Survey. As one of only seven firms selected nationwide, Geodynamics will survey priority areas to help maintain the safety of maritime commerce, recreational boating, and natural ecosystems.  After five years of working in close partnership with eTrac under the previous OCS hydrographic surveying contract, Geodynamics is excited to expand our role support NOAA’s mission to map the ocean floor.   

In addition to hydrographic surveys to support NOAA Nautical Chart updates, Geodynamics has also completed emergency clearance surveys following hurricane Dorian.  We participated in task orders in the Gulf of Mexico, around the Florida Keys, in the Atlantic and the Great Lakes since 2015. 

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Geodynamics has been awarded a 5-year contract with the US Army Corps of Engineers Wilmington District to complete surveying and mapping tasks. This is the second 5-year contract award, as Geodynamics was previously selected for this contract from 2010-2015.  We are thrilled to continue our work supporting the Wilmington District with topographic and hydrographic surveys.

Geodynamics has been awarded a multi-year monitoring project at the NASA Wallops Island Flight Facility.  The effort will include biannual beach profiles of the shoreline surrounding the installation on Wallops and Assateague Islands.  These beach profiles include RTK-GPS topographic portions and hydrographic data collected with motion-corrected singlebeam sonar.   These repetitive surveys will provide important information about coastal change and erosion, supporting coastal engineers at Moffatt & Nichol.  In addition to the seamless topo-bathy beach profiles, the project also includes initial aerial surveys to collect LiDAR and orthoimagery.