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Geodynamics is Hiring
December 10, 2021
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.
- Senior Coastal / Offshore Geophysicist
- Senior Hydrographer
- Hydrographic Survey Technican
- Geophysical Survey Technician
- Survey Technician
Geodynamics selected to support NOAA
January 16, 2020
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.
Job openings at Geodynamics
November 14, 2019
Geodynamics now has an online application for new job postings. You can check at any time to see if we have open positions!
DBE Certification in New York
May 25, 2017
Geodynamics received certification from the New York Department of Transportation as a Disadvantaged Business Entity (DBE) in that state. Based on our DBE certification in our home state of North Carolina, Geodynamics has become DBE certified through the intrastate reciprocity process in five other states: Delaware, Maryland, New York, South Carolina and Virginia.
US HYDRO – 2017
March 30, 2017
Geodynamics recently attended the biannual US Hydro conference held in Galveston, Texas. This is an important industry event hosted by The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA) that includes a wide-ranging technical program, extensive workshops and training events, and exhibit hall. In addition to participating as a hydrographic services exhibitor, Geodynamics also co-hosted an impromptu poolside social gathering for conference attendees. Team members Dave Bernstein, Ben Sumners, and Chris Freeman presented technical presentations about management and analysis of sidescan sonar data, seamless topo-bathy surveys for shoreline management, and the use of bathymetric radar for detection of navigational shoaling. And as a sponsor and organizer of the Student Outreach program, Chris Freeman coordinated an event to introduce students of hydrography to leaders in the field. This program supports students’ attendance at the conference, and also provides important mentorship opportunities for future career guidance.
