Field Biologist: Aquatic Ecosystems & Lake Health

Jones Lake Management; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plans

Dental & Vision

Paid holidays

Generous PTO

401(k) with match

Job summary

Jones Lake Management in Greensboro, NC is seeking a Field Biologist who will manage customers’ aquatic resources through seasonal visits and on-the-job training. The role emphasizes data entry, technical support for products, and collaboration with industry partners to develop pond management solutions.

The position requires 40+ hours during peak season, with potential winter downtime for skill sharpening. A license within 30 days is provided as part of training and ongoing education is offered.

Qualifications

• Associate’s Degree or higher in Biology, Water Resources, Fisheries related course study, or equivalent work experience.
• Must be well organized, highly motivated, and willing to work well with a team of professionals.
• Possess a current driver’s license with a clean driving record.
• Ability to drive combination truck/trailer non-CDL capacity and operate motor vehicles for periods of time.
• Ability to work out of small boats and be a strong swimmer.

Responsibilities

• This position will focus heavily on Commercial Aquatic Applications within our pond management team.
• Develop and initiate management plans for clients.
• Assessment of clients’ lake and/or pond with the ability to initiate the appropriate management protocol.
• Water and sediment sampling.
• Aquatic plant management and identification.
• Installation of aeration systems, and decorative fountains.

Education

Biology/Water Resources degree

Job description

Jones Lake Management in Greensboro, NC is seeking a Field Biologist who will manage customers’ aquatic resources through seasonal visits and on-the-job training. The role emphasizes data entry, technical support for products, and collaboration with industry partners to develop pond management solutions.

The position requires 40+ hours during peak season, with potential winter downtime for skill sharpening. A license within 30 days is provided as part of training and ongoing education is offered.