Open Positions

California Coastal Marine Ecologist
Institution	Nature Conservancy	Discipline	Coastal Marine Ecology	Type of position
Notes	The Nature Conservancy is looking for a Coastal Marine Ecologist. The Coastal Marine Ecologist provides technical and scientific support and leadership for projects and initiatives of The Nature Conservancy in estuarine and near-shore marine environments in California, with emphasis on fisheries, fish habitat (including nursery habitat and spawning grounds), land-sea connections, and coastal resilience. The Coastal Marine Ecologist leads and supports conservation planning, prioritization, and applied research projects, and supports implementation of threat abatement and restoration strategies at the land-sea interface and in estuarine and marine waters. TO APPLY: Go to the URL (linked) and apply to position number 40996, submit resume and cover letter as one document. All applications must be submitted in the system prior to 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on April 30, 2013.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff April 15, 2013
Deadline	April 30, 2013 Read more »

Coastal Processes Specialist
Institution	New York Department of State	Discipline	Coastal Protection, Coastal Hazards	Type of position	Processes Specialist
Notes	The New York Department of State is searching for a Coastal Processes Specialist to provide quidance and technical assistance on shore protection methods and improve coastal resiliency to hazards. The Processes Specialist will coordinate with local governments, state, and federal agencies to facilitate costal hazard related programs and will assist in reviewing shore protection projects around the state. To apply, send a cover letter, resume, contact information for three references, and a one page positon paper to: Mr. Barry Pendergrass, New York State Department of State, 99 Washington Ave., Albany, NY 12231 OR Email to Barry.Pendergrass@dos.ny.gov More detailed information in the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff April 2, 2013
Deadline	April 30, 2013 Read more »

Extension Agent I - III
Institution	University of Florida - Sea Grant	Discipline	Environmental science, fisheries	Type of position	Faculty
Notes	The University of Florida is searching for an agent to help improve co-management between regulatory agencies and commercial fishing industry to improve sustainability of natural resources and fishing families and communities in the Florida Keys. A successful candidate will be responsible for providing leadership for the development, implementation, and evaluation of a comprehensive marine science program in cooperation with county and state extensions colleagues and local citizens. Masters degrees are preferred. More information can be found at the link. Apply through the University of Florida's online application system (http://jobs.ufl.edu), requisition #0902743.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff April 2, 2013
Deadline	April 18, 2013 Read more »

Environmental Acoustics Analyst
Institution	Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)	Discipline	Marine Science	Type of position	Acoustic Analyst
Notes	SAIC, a Fortune 500 company that applied science, engineering, and technology to the marine environment, is seeking an Environmental Acoustics Analyst who can: - Analyze impacts of USN sound-in-the-water operations on marine resources and generate required regulatory reports on environmental compliance. - Review USN environmental planning and compliance documents (e.g., NEPA EIS, EO 12114 OEIS, ESA BA, MMPA LOA, CZMA CD, essential fish habitat assessments) for accuracy and completeness. Applicants shoul have experience with: - Experience working with in a multi-disciplinary team that may include preparing and reviewing environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, field studies, and surveys to support USN exercises. - Knowledge of marine physics-of-sound, effects of military operations on the marine environment. - Knowledge of primary environmental laws, regulations, statutes, and DoN and DoD policies applicable to USN training activities (e.g., NEPA, ESA, MMPA, CZMA, EO 12114, Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act). - Experience analyzing implications of new acoustic and ecological research on marine mammals, fish, and other marine species to ensure compliance with federal and state laws, regulations, and natural resource management policy applicable to naval training exercises. - Knowledge of modeling of acoustic effects of sonar, explosives, or munitions on the marine environment. - Prior military experience in anti-submarine warfare (ASW) desired. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	Open until filled Read more »

Manger - Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve (LSNERR)
Institution	Lake Superior NERR	Discipline	Environmental Science and Policy	Type of position	Manager
Notes	The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve (LSNERR) is seeking a Manager who can manage a multi-disciplinary staff of professionals with expertise in coastal ecology, natural resource management, research and laboratory operations, interdisciplinary curriculum development, and natural resource education and outreach. The LSNERR Manager will work with staff to develop and implement programming that addresses local, statewide, and national needs through scientific research and educational programs related to coastal and Great Lakes freshwater estuary resources. The LSNERR Manager will ensure that long-term objectives and strategies are collaboratively developed and implemented consistent with management goals and federal/state regulations. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	March 20, 2013 Read more »

Marine Biologist
Institution	Bureau of Ocean Energy Management	Discipline	Marine Biology/Marine Science	Type of position	Biologist
Notes	The Department of the Interior's Bureau if Ocean Energy Management is seeking a qualified pplicant to derve as a marine biologist, specializing primarily in marine mammals and/or sea turtles, in the OEP Division of Environmental Assessment. Salary range from $51,630 - $115,742 per year. The incumbent’s duties and responsibilities include oversight, support, and management with respect to laws and regulatory activities, mainly the Endangered Species Act (ESA), Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). In addition, the position includes providing technical reviews and oversight; coordination of diverse efforts within and outside of BOEM and consistency of effort with BOEM and Department national policies, resources, and priorities, as they relate to BOEM-authorized activities on the OCS. Such efforts and reviews are done to (1) comply with relevant environmental statutes, Executive Orders and other environmental requirements for OCS activities; (2) identify information gaps and work with the BOEM Environmental Studies Program to fill such gaps through applied research; and (3) ensure transparency of analyses and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	April 1, 2013 Read more »

Environmental Protection Specialist
Institution	Bureau of Ocean Energy Management	Discipline	Environmental Science and Policy	Type of position	Environmental Protection Specialist
Notes	The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is seeking an Environmental Protection Specialist to be responsible for the oversight of environmental issues related to the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). The position is in Herndon, VA and only US citizens need apply. Salary range from $51,630 - $97,333 per year. Major functions of the DEA include providing environmental policy guidance and direction regarding key environmental laws, preparing and/or providing technical review of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other environmental documents (e.g., supporting consultations under the National Historic Preservation Act, Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, etc.); and assessing activities under BOEM jurisdiction and their impacts on the environment to ensure they address public concern and adhere to various environmental laws. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	April 1, 2013 Read more »

Environmental Protection Specialist
Institution	Bureau of Ocean Energy Management	Discipline	Environmental Science and Policy	Type of position	Environmental Protection Specialist
Notes	The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is seeking an Environmental Protection Specialist to be responsible for the oversight of environmental issues related to the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). The position is in Herndon, VA and only US citizens need apply. Salary range from $51,630 - $97,333 per year. Major functions of the DEA include providing environmental policy guidance and direction regarding key environmental laws, preparing and/or providing technical review of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other environmental documents (e.g., supporting consultations under the National Historic Preservation Act, Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, etc.); and assessing activities under BOEM jurisdiction and their impacts on the environment to ensure they address public concern and adhere to various environmental laws. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	April 1, 2013 Read more »

Physical Scientist
Institution	Department of the Interior	Discipline	Physical Science	Type of position	Physical Scientist
Notes	The department of the enterior is seeking a Physical Scientist in the Division of Environmental Assessment to be responsible for the oversight of envirionmental issues related to the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). The position is in Herndon, VA and only US citizens need apply. "As a physical scientist, you will principally conduct and oversee environmental reviews and studies in support of the Marine Minerals Program. Your duties and responsibilities include oversight, support and research tasks associated with environmental processes and resources in the marine and coastal environment and impacts resulting from offshore dredging operations, onshore beach construction, offshore geological and geophysical exploration, and other OCS activities under BOEM authority. The incumbent will facilitate compliance of OCS activities with environmental laws and regulations, including the National Environmental Policy Act, Endangered Species Act, Magnuson–Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and National Historic Preservation Act. You will also play an integral role in identifying research needs, managing environmental studies, and integrating the results of those studies in environmental evaluations of OCS activities." For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	April 1, 2013 Read more »

Coast & Marine Program Manager
Institution	Government of South Australia	Discipline	Coastal and Marine Science	Type of position	Program Manager
Notes	The Australian department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources needs a Coast and Marine Program Manager located in Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. This is a full time position contracted for at least on year (~ $80,000 salary). The Managers role is to lead a team of scientific and technical staff in the delivery of marine, coastal and estuarine natural resource management projects. For more information, click the link.
Submitted by	Leopold Staff March 6, 2013
Deadline	March 8, 2013 Read more »