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2026-4068 - VSC Participer à la prévention des risques naturels géologique : Risques Côtiers

Mon, 06 Jul 2026 22:17:47 Z

Category : F09 Geology/Engineer / Researcher
Contract : Civic Service volunteering
Position description :
Sous l'encadrement de l'équipe de la direction régionale, le/la volontaire pourra être amené à : - Participer à la réalisation des études et projets dans le domaine des risques naturels, du littoral, de la géologie côtière et de l'impact du changement climatique sur l'environnement côtier ; - Contribuer à l'acquisition, la valorisation et la diffusion des données notamment dans le cadre de l'Observatoire du littoral ODyC ; - Réaliser des campagnes terrain d'acquisition de données topo-bathymétriques (DGPS, photogrammétrie, caméra vidéo) et hydrodynamiques ; - Participer à l'automatisation des chaînes de traitement et à l'analyse des résultats ; - Participer à la rédaction des livrables et à la communication du BRGM auprès des partenaires locaux ; - Collaborer aux projets de la direction régionale dans le domaine des risques naturels ; - Participer à la sensibilisation, lors d'événements locaux sur le territoire, à la compréhension des risques ; - Aller à la rencontre des populations pour les sensibiliser sur les risques.

Vous mobiliserez les qualités suivantes : • Formation ou intérêt marqué pour les sciences de la Terre, la géologie ou l'environnement ; • Connaissances ou intérêt pour les risques côtiers, la géomorphologie littorale et l'hydrodynamique côtière ; • Intérêt pour l'acquisition et le traitement de données hydrodynamiques et topo-bathymétriques ; • Connaissances générales en géologie ; • Connaissances en cartographie et en systèmes d'information géographique (QGIS, ArcGIS) ; • Goût pour les missions de terrain ; • Une connaissance du logiciel Matlab serait apprécié ; • Bon relationnel et capacité à travailler au sein d'équipes pluridisciplinaires ; • Bonnes capacités rédactionnelles et organisationnelles, esprit d'initiative et autonomie. • Vaccination fièvre jaune requise ; • Permis B souhaité en raison des déplacements réguliers sur le terrain.
Location : CAYENNE

2026-4067 - Multi-Hazard Project Engineer (Natural and Human-Induced Risks) (M/F)

Mon, 29 Jun 2026 22:18:49 Z

Category : F09 Geology/Engineer / Researcher
Contract : Permanent contract
Position description :
Your missions will be carried out in coordination with the heads of the DRIS units, the head of the RISQUES scientific program, and the heads of the associated sub-programs (ground natural hazards, seismic and volcanic risk, crisis management, coastal risks, and anthropogenic risks). You will be required to : - Initiate complex multidisciplinary project setups (French and European research calls, support for public policies or commercial projects in France and abroad), -Ensure the management, coordination, and scientific leadership of these projects, respecting the schedule and budget, and contribute to their dissemination (scientific publications, conferences, etc.), -Contribute to the implementation of BRGM's scientific strategy in the field of natural and anthropogenic risks, and develop multi-risk activities in the context of climate change adaptation, in collaboration with experts from the various thematic units, -Become familiar with the research work of thematic experts to propose a coherent framework for multi-risk analysis, -Build an international network on disaster risk prevention (Disaster Risk Management), including multi-risk and social sciences and humanities (SSH) dimensions.

Desired Start Date: October 1, 2026 Education: Master's degree (Bac+5) Experience: More than 15 years You will mobilize the following skills and qualities: -Good knowledge of all geoscience professions, - Proven experience in the field of natural and/or anthropogenic risks, - Proven experience in managing large projects, both in France and abroad, -Excellent interpersonal skills, sense of contact and negotiation, -Good knowledge of public and private organizations, contracting authorities, and research funding agencies, -Confirmed experience in setting up partnerships and complex projects, -Initiative and sense of responsibility, -Ability to communicate with scientific and institutional stakeholders, -Proficiency in French and English. BRGM is committed to a transparent recruitment process. To apply, please submit your application (an up-to-date CV and a cover letter) by July 29, 2026. All our positions are open to everyone. At BRGM, we are committed to fostering diversity and inclusion. Applications will be reviewed once the job posting has closed. If your application is shortlisted, you will be contacted for interviews with representatives from the hiring department, the Human Resources Department, and a cross-functional department.
Location : ORLEANS

2026-4048 - Postdoctoral Researcher in Structural Geology (M/F)

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:29:57 Z

Category : F09 Geology/Engineer / Researcher
Contract : Post-doctoral contrat
Position description :
As part of this postdoctoral project, you will: - Interpret approximately 300 km of reprocessed seismic reflection profiles acquired in the western and eastern sectors of the mining basin; - Integrate and harmonize these newly interpreted seismic lines converted to depth with existing datasets and models, ensuring kinematic and structural consistency at the basin scale in 3D; - Build and update a regional 3D structural model of the basin, incorporating major tectonic discontinuities (transfer zones, thrust faults, etc…); - Integrate multi-source datasets (seismic data, boreholes, coal horizon maps and associated fault networks, gravimetric data) to refine the geometry of deep reservoirs; - Develop a robust structural framework to support: -kinematic modelling of thermal regimes and fluid circulation (WP4), -and, where possible, petrophysical characterization of reservoir units at the local scale (WP2). You will contribute to delivering a coherent, up-to-date, and operational 3D representation of these deep reservoirs, essential for assessing the geothermal potential of the basin. More broadly, you will contribute to the scientific visibility of BRGM and the PEPR program by disseminating your research through peer-reviewed publications and presentations at national and international conferences. Your work will be supervised by Dr. L. Beccaletto (BRGM, Orléans, France) and Dr. O. Averbuch (LOG Laboratory, University of Lille, France). As a full member of the project team, you will collaborate with numerous partners involved in the GEOTHERBAMINE project (University of Cergy, IFPEN, University of Mons in Belgium, ENGIE). https://www.soussol-bien-commun.fr/en/2024-call-projects/geotherbamine-understanding-fluid-circulation-subsurface-former-nord-pas-de

Requested start date : November 1st, 2026 Contract type : Postdoctoral 24 months Education : PhD Experience : 1 - 3 years You hold a PhD in Earth Sciences and have strong expertise in structural geology and sedimentary basin modelling. Scientific and technical skills: - Strong background in structurally complex sedimentary basins, with a solid understanding of fold-and-thrust belt; - - In-depth knowledge of deformation processes in orogenic belts, structural inheritance, and tectonic inversion; - Proven experience in seismic reflection interpretation, ideally using dedicated software (horizon picking, fault network interpretation, time–depth conversion); - Proficiency in 3D structural modelling of complex geological systems, regardless of the software used; - Strong interest in deep geothermal resources and their geological characterization. Transversal skills: - Excellent analytical, synthesis, and multi-source data integration skills; - Ability to work autonomously while contributing effectively within a multidisciplinary team; - Strong scientific communication skills, both written and oral, in English (knowledge of French is not mandatory but would be an asset); - Ability to collaborate with academic and industrial partners in an international project framework.
Location : Orléans

2026-4063 - Engineer / Project Manager in Landslide Risk F/M

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 22:17:08 Z

Category : F11 Geotechnics/Engineer / Researcher
Contract : Permanent contract
Position description :
You will work on a variety of projects, and as such you will be expected to: - Lead or contribute scientifically to public and contractual research projects; - Conduct studies and assessments as part of support missions for public policies: hazard evaluation and mapping, Risk Prevention Plans (PPR), scientific and technical assistance, specialized expertise; - Develop new public research projects (with regional, national, European, or even international funding bodies), or with industrial partners, supporting public policies (scientific and technical assistance, R&D, expertise, etc.);) ; - Supervise and support interns, PhD students, or post-doctoral researchers; - Write and review scientific and technical reports; - Promote research results through scientific publications; - Present projects and report results to partners, clients, and local stakeholders; - Represent BRGM at scientific events: conferences, seminars, working groups; The tasks may involve developing new tools or methodologies for hazard assessment or characterization, understanding the physical processes of instabilities, considering climate change, site observation/instrumentation and data analysis, etc.

Degree: from Master's level (BAC+5) Experience: 10 to 15 years Desired start date: 11/01/2026 To succeed in this position, you will notably draw on the following skills and qualities: - Strong expertise in natural hazards, soil and rock mechanics, GIS mapping, databases; - Knowledge in geology, hydrogeology, civil engineering, and underground structures; - Ability to work independently while being proactive; - Interpersonal skills that facilitate communication with diverse partners; - A sense of rigor and respect for deadlines; - Strong writing skills and ease in oral communication; - Proficiency in English, enabling you to work in a national and international scientific environment.
Location : ORLEANS