ERM is the world’s largest specialist sustainability consultancy, with over 50 years of experience helping organizations navigate complex environmental, social, and governance challenges. We bring together a global community of experts to deliver meaningful impact for our clients and the planet.
Our Consulting Delivery Hub (CDH) in India is a critical part of ERM’s global consulting model enabling scalable, high-quality delivery across regions and service lines. CDH teams work in close partnership with regional consultants to support global client projects, providing specialist expertise, driving consistency, and enhancing delivery efficiency across our most important programmes.
As part of the Consulting Delivery Hub, you will collaborate with colleagues worldwide, contribute to complex sustainability projects, and play a key role in shaping the future of global consulting delivery.
Why this role matters?
As a Hydrology Consultant, you will support ERM's global renewable energy and infrastructure projects by delivering high-quality hydrology, hydrogeology,
and water workplace assessments that inform sustainable project development and environmental decision-making. Working closely with ERM consultants, engineers, ecologists, and project teams across the UK and Ireland, you will contribute to environmental impact assessments, planning applications, and permitting processes for complex projects. This role is critical in helping clients manage water-related risks, meet regulatory requirements, and develop projects that protect water resources, ecosystems, and surrounding communities while enabling efficient and scalable project delivery through ERM's Consulting Delivery Hub.
What your impact is?
Deliver high-quality hydrology and hydrogeology assessments, reports, and technical appendices that support planning, permitting, and environmental compliance requirements.
Contribute to the successful development of renewable energy and infrastructure projects by identifyin
📌 Consultant, Hydrology (Bengaluru)
🏢 Erm
📍 Bengaluru