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Environmental Project Scientist

Deadline:
Employer:
Tetra Tech, Inc.

Job Field:
Water and Soil Resources
Wildlife
GIS/Technology
Other
Job Type:
Full Time
Location:
South Carolina
Location Detail:
Aiken, South Carolina
Job Description:

We’re looking for an environmental scientist familiar with environmental laws and regulations related to wetlands and protected species and with experience conducting habitat assessments, botanical surveys, wildlife surveys, wetland assessments/delineations, and protected species surveys.

 

Field work generally takes place in the Southeastern U.S.; however, for the right candidate, opportunities for short-term projects may be available throughout the Country. Potential for the right candidate to be able to grow this position into a larger role.

Qualifications:

BS or MS in an environmental science or natural resources discipline such as Biology, Botany, Ecology, Fisheries Biology, Forestry, Geography, Marine Science or Wildlife Biology.

5-8 years of relevant professional experience, preferably in energy sector.

Significant experience planning and conducting field studies (e.g., habitat assessments, botanical surveys, endangered species surveys, water quality assessments)

Willingness to travel and participate in field studies in remote areas under less-than-ideal conditions.

Excellent technical writing and communication skills.

Basic or working knowledge of Southeastern flora and fauna.

Experience permitting natural resources projects in the Southeast and working with state and federal resource agencies.

Familiar with fundamentals of environmental impact assessment; experience preparing NEPA documentation (EISs, EAs, Categorical Exclusions) would be a plus.

Experience with Windows-based software applications (e.g. Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, etc.) is required, and proficiency with GPS/GIS field data-collection software is preferred.

This position requires a flexible schedule and the ability to travel and mobilize to project locations and perform work during all weather conditions.

Abide by project schedules and budgets, coordinate travel plans, procure vehicle and equipment needs, and multi-party collaboration in a timely and efficient manner.

Observe and abide by policies and procedures outlined in project-specific health and safety plans and company Environmental Health and Safety Management policies and procedures.

Must pass a pre-employment drug screen in compliance with state law.

Must possess a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record without restrictions.

How to Apply:

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