Job Description

Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in environmental planning, biological sciences, natural resources, ecology or equivalent;

Certification as a Professional Wetland Scientist or in wetland delineation preferred.

Must have enough experience in wetland delineation and permitting to independently perform full project delivery including wetland delineation and support of Section 404 permitting and reports;

Proficient with technology (tablets, GPS, etc.)

Strong botany skills, with rare plant experience a plus;

General knowledge of threatened and endangered species assessments, specifically to support wetland permit requirements;

Must have 3+ years in environmental consulting and project/task management specifically associated with wetland work. Experience in budgeting and proposal writing;

Understanding of the energy development process and market (renewable energy and linear project experience preferred);

Must have demonstrated professional experience addressing environmental issues associated with water quality, wetlands, and regulatory/permitting issues.

Strong writing skills: Experience in preparing aquatic resource survey reports in accordance with current scientific writing standards and regulatory agency requirements.

Good time management, ability to be adaptable, and ability to meet deliverable targets and deadlines; and

Ability to follow instructions from managers and accept guidance and constructive criticism.

This is a hybrid position comprised of both field work and remote office work. Travel to project sites will be required. Preference given to those based out of Colorado or the Rocky Mountain/Intermountain region (WY, CO, UT, NM) as much of the field work will be in Colorado. This is a contract 1099 position: Use of personal work vehicle will be required.

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