Senior Project Biologist: Field Lead & Permitting Expert
Sequoia Ecological Consulting
Walnut Creek (CA)
On-site
USD 60,000 - 80,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Collaborative work environment
Professional development opportunities
Commitment to diversity and inclusion
Job summary
An environmental consulting firm based in Walnut Creek is seeking an Associate Biologist to lead projects and contribute to environmental permitting and compliance efforts. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's in Biology and have 3-6 years of relevant fieldwork experience. Responsibilities include interacting with clients, preparing technical reports, and conducting biological surveys. The role may require significant travel within California, with a focus on biodiversity protection and teamwork. A commitment to professional development and a collaborative culture is emphasized.
Qualifications
Must have a valid Driver’s License.
Able to work long field days and traverse difficult terrain.
Experience with wildlife fieldwork and technical report writing is required.
Responsibilities
Act as field lead on projects and support Staff Biologists.
Prepare Biological resources technical reports for complex projects.
Interact with clients on a weekly basis and support permit applications.
Skills
Project management
Biological fieldwork
Communication skills
GIS Mapping tools
MS Office Suite
Education
Bachelor's Degree in Biology or related field
Master's Degree may substitute for experience
Job description
An environmental consulting firm based in Walnut Creek is seeking an Associate Biologist to lead projects and contribute to environmental permitting and compliance efforts. Candidates should possess a Bachelor's in Biology and have 3-6 years of relevant fieldwork experience. Responsibilities include interacting with clients, preparing technical reports, and conducting biological surveys. The role may require significant travel within California, with a focus on biodiversity protection and teamwork. A commitment to professional development and a collaborative culture is emphasized.