Everglades Policy & Science Analyst

El Bichólogo; Florida; Remote; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Travel reimbursement

Healthcare coverage

Paid time off

401(k)

Paid holidays

Job summary

Friends of the Everglades is seeking a Science and Policy Analyst to inform policy through scientific synthesis, monitoring water-quality trends, and drafting briefing materials. This Florida-based role is remote with travel to the Stuart office about twice per month.

You will review evidence on Everglades restoration, engage with scientists and agencies, draft white papers, and support advocacy. The position offers full-time salary, travel reimbursement, healthcare, paid time off, a 401(k), and

Qualifications

• Ability to read, evaluate, and synthesize scientific literature and monitoring data.
• Strong writing skills and ability to explain technical findings to non-scientists.
• Comfort engaging with a wide range of stakeholders.
• Working knowledge of legislative and regulatory processes.

Responsibilities

• Review and evaluate scientific evidence and research related to Everglades restoration, water quality, and ecosystem health to support policy decisions.
• Track environmental conditions, including algal blooms and long-term water-quality trends, using monitoring data and agency updates.
• Attend field visits, seminars, workshops, and scientific briefings to stay informed about emerging issues.
• Consult external Everglades scientific experts and work with the Policy Director and science advisors to interpret evidence and strengthen policy positions.
• Draft white papers, memos, briefings, and technical summaries for leadership and advocacy and education work.

Skills

Scientific synthesis

Policy communication

Stakeholder engagement

Regulatory awareness

Education

Bachelor's in physical/biological/environmental science or engineering

Job description

Friends of the Everglades is seeking a Science and Policy Analyst to inform policy through scientific synthesis, monitoring water-quality trends, and drafting briefing materials. This Florida-based role is remote with travel to the Stuart office about twice per month.

You will review evidence on Everglades restoration, engage with scientists and agencies, draft white papers, and support advocacy. The position offers full-time salary, travel reimbursement, healthcare, paid time off, a 401(k), and