Estuary Wetland Restoration Scientist — Field & Analytics

California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Stockton (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Fish Restoration Program seeks two scientists to drive ecological analyses and field-based discovery across tidal wetlands in the upper San Francisco Estuary. You will mentor colleagues, synthesize data, and collaborate with partner agencies to advance restoration outcomes.

Ideal candidates combine advanced analytics with restoration science, strong scientific communication, and a hands-on approach to field work and data access.

Responsibilities

• Lead advanced ecological analyses to evaluate restoration effectiveness and guide adaptive management.
• Synthesize literature, data, and multi program findings into high quality technical reports and peer-reviewed articles.
• Mentor colleagues in data analysis, visualization, and effective scientific communication.
• Work closely with partner agencies to integrate monitoring and synthesis efforts and support responsible data access and use.
• Get outside—conduct boat-b-

Job description

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife's Fish Restoration Program seeks two scientists to drive ecological analyses and field-based discovery across tidal wetlands in the upper San Francisco Estuary. You will mentor colleagues, synthesize data, and collaborate with partner agencies to advance restoration outcomes.

Ideal candidates combine advanced analytics with restoration science, strong scientific communication, and a hands-on approach to field work and data access.