Salmon Hatchery Scientist — Hybrid Work

State of Washington; Olympia (WA); Hybrid; USD 85.000 - 115.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

State of Washington’s Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Hatcheries Division in Olympia seeks a Hatchery Evaluation and Assessment Biologist to analyze hatchery performance, develop science-based management plans, and guide hatchery operations with partners across tribal, federal, and state lines.

You will translate complex data into actionable recommendations, support hatchery reform, and ensure programs meet conservation objectives and environmental requirements.

Qualifikationen

• Two years of experience as a Fish & Wildlife Biologist 2.
• Bachelor's degree with relevant coursework in fisheries, ichthyology, limnology, biology, or closely related fields.
• Three years of professional experience in fish or wildlife management or research.
• Knowledge of fish hatchery operations and salmon culture/life history.
• General computer proficiency including Microsoft Office and data management/analysis tools.

Aufgaben

• Develop HGMPs, resource management plans, hatchery performance tables and related documents.
• Interpret hatchery production data and update statewide performance; apply analytical models to evaluate program sizes.
• Collaborate with NMFS, USFWS, co-managers, and internal staff on hatchery programs and reform.
• Communicate findings orally and in writing to managers and at conferences.

Kenntnisse

Data analysis

R programming

Technical writing

Communication

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in fisheries, wildlife management, natural resource science, environmental science, or closely related field

Master's degree may substitute for one year of experience

Tools

RMIS

Excel

Jobbeschreibung

State of Washington’s Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Hatcheries Division in Olympia seeks a Hatchery Evaluation and Assessment Biologist to analyze hatchery performance, develop science-based management plans, and guide hatchery operations with partners across tribal, federal, and state lines.

You will translate complex data into actionable recommendations, support hatchery reform, and ensure programs meet conservation objectives and environmental requirements.