Guam Biosecurity Coordinator — On-Site Leader

Colorado State University; Santa Rita (GU); On-site; USD 70,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Colorado State University–CEMML seeks a Biosecurity Coordinator for Guam to lead biosecurity inspections on Naval Base Guam, Anderson Air Force Base, and other sites. The role coordinates schedules, communicates with DoD POCs, and manages project plans to prevent non-native species while supporting military operations.

The position emphasizes logistics, training, and documentation, with a focus on on-site work across multiple installations in a dynamic, mission-critical environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum qualifications include a degree as listed or three years of progressively responsible professional experience in related fields.
• Experience planning events, coordinating logistics, and scheduling personnel in complex environments.
• Experience with project management, task tracking, or scheduling software to develop timelines and monitor progress.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate biosecurity inspections across multiple bases and training areas with DoD POCs and stakeholders.
• Develop and manage inspection schedules for current and future training events.
• Organize meetings, prepare data analyses, agendas, and briefing materials, and distribute minutes.
• Ensure adherence to SOPs and maintain project documentation; oversee travel and deployment planning.
• Provide training and certification for new hires to promote consistent inspection practices.

Skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Event planning

Scheduling coordination

Project management

Education

B.S./B.A./B.B.A degree in biological science, natural resource management, project management, business administration, military studies, logistics, communications, or a related field

Tools

MS Project

Smartsheets

Asana

Basecamp

Job description

Colorado State University–CEMML seeks a Biosecurity Coordinator for Guam to lead biosecurity inspections on Naval Base Guam, Anderson Air Force Base, and other sites. The role coordinates schedules, communicates with DoD POCs, and manages project plans to prevent non-native species while supporting military operations.

The position emphasizes logistics, training, and documentation, with a focus on on-site work across multiple installations in a dynamic, mission-critical environment.