The Environmental Health Division's On-Site Sewage and and Water Quality Programs are recruiting to fill (1) Regular, Full-time position (1.0 FTE) , $48,900.80 - $62,524.80/Annually. Please visit our website at www.tpchd.org to apply. EOE.
Primary duties of this position will be to assist with the development of a community-wide marketing campaign that addresses water quality and maintenance of septic systems as well as conduct direct outreach and education to community members
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center-Program Coordinator (Apply by 9/16/2011)
Love inspiring children by teaching awareness, understanding, and appreciation for the natural world? We are looking for the right candidate to coordinate the implementation of high quality science-based environmental education programs at the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue. The Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center is a collaboration between the City of Bellevue and Pacific Science Center.
The ideal candidate will be flexible, detail oriented, able to multitask and possess proven organizational skills. Candidates must possess a degree in environmental education, science, education or related field and knowledge of fresh water ecosystems with emphasis on ecosystems native to the Puget Sound region. In addition, experience teaching environmental education programs is required. To read a full job description and view application instructions please visit www.pacsci.org/jobs/ and follow the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center Program Coordinator link.
The ideal candidate will be flexible, detail oriented, able to multitask and possess proven organizational skills. Candidates must possess a degree in environmental education, science, education or related field and knowledge of fresh water ecosystems with emphasis on ecosystems native to the Puget Sound region. In addition, experience teaching environmental education programs is required. To read a full job description and view application instructions please visit www.pacsci.org/jobs/ and follow the Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center Program Coordinator link.
Web Link:
http://pacscijobs.blogspot.com/2011/08/mercer-slough-environmental-education.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PacSciJobs+%28Pacific+Science+Center+Jobs%29National Audubon Society-Debs Park: Teacher Naturalist
National Audubon Society
Los Angeles, CA
The Audubon Center at Debs Park is part of a national network of nature centers developed by National Audubon Society to reach underserved communities. The Center operates under the aegis of Audubon California, a state field program of National Audubon Society, and is a vital part of Audubon's national outreach initiative targeting Latino audiences. At Debs Park, our mission is to inspire people to experience, understand and care for the local natural world by providing nature-based programs designed to engage low-income urban families in the outdoor world, and making environmental issues relevant to their lives. We use environmental education to create diverse new young leaders actively engaged in conservation in northeast Los Angeles. The Center is located in a park-poor, inner-city area marked by a lack of access to green open spaces. The Audubon Center offers standards-based educational programs in partnership with local schools that encourage curiosity and critical thinking, and inspire a greater interest in science and nature. Our suite of free bilingual community programs contribute to the overall health and well-being of our neighborhood by delivering the rich experiences that come with healthy outdoor recreation and a connection with the natural world...
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden-Education Intern (Apply by 9/5/11)
Job Description
Organization: Kruckeberg Botanic Garden FoundationAccepting Applications Date(s) and Time(s): 8/22/2011 to 9/5/2011
Address: PO Box 60035
City: Shoreline, WA 98160
Link to full job description: http://kruckeberg.org/news/82-kbgf-seeks-a-fall-education-intern
Description:
The Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation seeks an unpaid education intern to help with our fall programs. The intern will focus on preschool and early elementary field trips, but will also provide support for adult tours and workshops.
The intern will be trained to conduct field trips at the garden for 3-8 year olds. Each field trip includes a short lesson, a guided exploration of the garden, and a hands-on craft project. The intern will manage logistics, materials, and help with program assessment and marketing. The intern will also have the oportunity to develop new program themes and activities.
Monday, August 29, 2011
National Estuary Program Quality Coordinator (Chemist 3)
| National Estuary Program Quality Coordinator (Chemist3) | |
| Opening Date/Time: | Thu. 08/18/11 12:00 AM Pacific Time |
|---|---|
| Closing Date/Time: | Thu. 09/01/11 11:59 PM Pacific Time |
| Salary: | $4,192.00 - $5,498.00 Monthly |
| Job Type: | Project (limited duration) |
| Location: | Thurston County – Lacey, Washington |
| Department: | Dept. of Ecology |
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/washington/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=357397
INVASIVE SPECIES SPECIALIST – CLOSE 09/02/11
Quinault Indian Nation
PO Box 189
Taholah, WA 98587
Phone: 360.276.8211 ext 577 or 266
Email: cpotter@quinault.org
Applications and job descriptions are available by contacting Human Resources.
Any offer of employment is conditional on passing drug test, criminal records, or background check.
The Nation supports Quinault Preference in all hiring.
A COMPLETED QIN APPLICATION must be received before the closing date.
Friday, August 19, 2011
E3 Washington Network Development Consultant (Closes 9/2/11)
The Environmental Education Association of Washington (EEAW)-E3 Washington is seeking a consultant to assist with network outreach and development between September 12th and December 31, 2011 with the possibility of a contract extension in 2012. The consultant will be able to work 32-40 hours per week in the next phase of EEAW-E3 Washington’s effort. Further information and application steps in the document attached.
Full Job Description:
http://www.e3washington.org/upload/job/item187/docs/E3%20Network%20Coordinator%20RFP.pdf
Web Link:
http://www.e3washington.org/
Full Job Description:
http://www.e3washington.org/upload/job/item187/docs/E3%20Network%20Coordinator%20RFP.pdf
Seattle Audubon-Director of Membership & Development
Organization: Seattle Audubon
Accepting Applications Date(s) and Time(s): 08/11/11 to 09/06/11
Address: 8050 35th Ave NE
City: Seattle, WA 98115
Link to full job description: http://www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/WhoWeAre/Staff/CurrentJobOpenings.aspx
Description: Develop and implement a strategic annual fundraising plan, in coordination with the Executive Director and of the Development Committee of the Board. Secure the resources to support Seattle Audubon's general operating fund.
Accepting Applications Date(s) and Time(s): 08/11/11 to 09/06/11
Address: 8050 35th Ave NE
City: Seattle, WA 98115
Link to full job description: http://www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/WhoWeAre/Staff/CurrentJobOpenings.aspx
Description: Develop and implement a strategic annual fundraising plan, in coordination with the Executive Director and of the Development Committee of the Board. Secure the resources to support Seattle Audubon's general operating fund.
NAPCA-Environmental Health Outreach Specialist (Closes 8/26/11)
Job Description
Environmental Health Outreach Specialist Level 4
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging needs a senior 55 years of age or older (PL-98-313) to work under the Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program, for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Seattle, Washington.
Suquamish Museum Student Workers (Closes 8/30/11)
Job Description
The Suquamish Tribe is seeking four high school or college level students for the following roles:Data Entry
Language Specialist
Collections Assistant
Marketing/Events Assistant
Web Link:
http://www.e3washington.org/jobs/www.suqamish.nsn.usVolunteer Naturalists Needed!
Interested in fish? Good with people?
Sign up to be a volunteer naturalist on the Cedar River this fall. Naturalists will receive training from fish, interpretative and watershed experts in September and early October, and in return spend three weekend days making riverside presentations to the public about the Cedar River and its spawning salmon. Register by September 10 to save your spot!
To sign up, email charlotte@cedarriver.org or call her at 206.245.0143. For more information on the Cedar River Salmon Journey program, please visit http://www.cedarriver.org/.
Sign up to be a volunteer naturalist on the Cedar River this fall. Naturalists will receive training from fish, interpretative and watershed experts in September and early October, and in return spend three weekend days making riverside presentations to the public about the Cedar River and its spawning salmon. Register by September 10 to save your spot!
To sign up, email charlotte@cedarriver.org or call her at 206.245.0143. For more information on the Cedar River Salmon Journey program, please visit http://www.cedarriver.org/.
Cascade Land Conservancy-Volunteer Land Steward
Job Description
Cascade Land ConservancyVolunteer Land Steward Position Description
Become a Volunteer Land Steward
Cascade Land Conservancy (CLC) volunteer Land Stewards play a central role in the stewardship and monitoring of CLC’s conserved lands. Trained by CLC stewardship staff, volunteer stewards monitor properties, document threats, and assist with on-the-ground restoration. They are CLC’s eyes and ears in the field and ambassadors to neighboring communities.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Analyst, CPI SF
San Francisco, USA
The Climate Policy Initiative is looking for a talented and motivated researcher to provide research and analytical support for the San Francisco office. Under the supervision of the San Francisco Office Director, the analyst will help design complex research assignments in collaboration with analysts in the SF office and other CPI offices worldwide. Strong candidates will demonstrate solid quantitative skills, a proven interest in climate change, clean technology research, or policy analysis, excellent written and oral communication skills, and an ability to generate actionable rather than academic insights.
This position will work on projects of both national and international scope. The analyst will work in a challenging environment that requires independent thinking as well as collaboration and problem solving with team members, cross-disciplinary understanding, and professional interactions. Successful candidates will be expected to pursue robust and careful quantitative analysis. Previous experience with climate policy, carbon markets, or regulation would be valuable.
Qualified analysts will have the opportunity to work on certain select projects in direct support of the Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer, and funder of CPI. We will place a premium on problem structuring, initiative, and flexibility in our hiring.
More information: http://www.climatepolicyinitiative.org/generic_datas/view/career/93
The Climate Policy Initiative is looking for a talented and motivated researcher to provide research and analytical support for the San Francisco office. Under the supervision of the San Francisco Office Director, the analyst will help design complex research assignments in collaboration with analysts in the SF office and other CPI offices worldwide. Strong candidates will demonstrate solid quantitative skills, a proven interest in climate change, clean technology research, or policy analysis, excellent written and oral communication skills, and an ability to generate actionable rather than academic insights.
This position will work on projects of both national and international scope. The analyst will work in a challenging environment that requires independent thinking as well as collaboration and problem solving with team members, cross-disciplinary understanding, and professional interactions. Successful candidates will be expected to pursue robust and careful quantitative analysis. Previous experience with climate policy, carbon markets, or regulation would be valuable.
Qualified analysts will have the opportunity to work on certain select projects in direct support of the Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer, and funder of CPI. We will place a premium on problem structuring, initiative, and flexibility in our hiring.
More information: http://www.climatepolicyinitiative.org/generic_datas/view/career/93
Development Director, Pacific Biodiversity Institute (Puget Sound/telecommute)
Development Director
Pacific Biodiversity Institute (PBI) offers an exceptional job opportunity with a competitive salary for an experienced development director with proven success designing and executing a full range of philanthropic and other fundraising activities. The Development
Director will start as a part-time position (50% to 75% time), with flexible hours. We seek a person with extensive experience in obtaining major and planned gifts from individuals and private family foundations, as well as organizing and executing educational/fundraising events. Ideally, the development director will work in the Puget Sound region of Washington State, but we are open to other work locations for exceptional candidates.
PBI is a NGO dedicated to conducting scientific research to enhance biodiversity, wildlands conservation and natural resource planning and management decisions. We also offer educational resources on biodiversity conservation and natural resource management. We have a well established conservation science internship program and make extensive use of volunteer citizen scientists. Our initiatives are currently focused in the Pacific Northwest and South America.
To learn more about PBI, the position opening and our ideal candidate, visit the jobs section of our website: http:\\www.pacificbio.org
Pacific Biodiversity Institute (PBI) offers an exceptional job opportunity with a competitive salary for an experienced development director with proven success designing and executing a full range of philanthropic and other fundraising activities. The Development
Director will start as a part-time position (50% to 75% time), with flexible hours. We seek a person with extensive experience in obtaining major and planned gifts from individuals and private family foundations, as well as organizing and executing educational/fundraising events. Ideally, the development director will work in the Puget Sound region of Washington State, but we are open to other work locations for exceptional candidates.
PBI is a NGO dedicated to conducting scientific research to enhance biodiversity, wildlands conservation and natural resource planning and management decisions. We also offer educational resources on biodiversity conservation and natural resource management. We have a well established conservation science internship program and make extensive use of volunteer citizen scientists. Our initiatives are currently focused in the Pacific Northwest and South America.
To learn more about PBI, the position opening and our ideal candidate, visit the jobs section of our website: http:\\www.pacificbio.org
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Earth Corps is hiring
Applications for EarthCorps' 2012 Corps Program are due by August 31, 2011.
EarthCorps<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=vpu79bcab&et=1106925649207&s=14194&e=0018xpXwd8v95WLkoK2Ft82qI6JGuOKpXTXImVWXS3l4dpwJHUN5ef-Bj6UxOcbS82AzA3j-lrvwqSENt3ubJZa7Cy7HefqW1dYaJO3UV1OInwY-ZuEybFjNA==
mVWXS3l4dpwJHUN5ef-Bj6UxOcbS82AzA3j-lrvwqSENt3ubJZa7Cy7HefqW1dYaJO3UV1OInwY-ZuEybFjNA==>, a Seattle-based non-profit organization, offers a year-long young adult training program that combines hands-on field service with a cross-cultural education in environmental restoration. Our Corps Program brings together emerging environmental leaders from across the United States and around the globe to learn skills in:
*Community building
*Habitat restoration
*Leadership
We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Corpsmember
Crew Leader
Senior Crew Leader
Volunteer Specialist
Senior Volunteer Specialist
EarthCorps<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=vpu79bcab&et=1106925649207&s=14194&e=0018xpXwd8v95WLkoK2Ft82qI6JGuOKpXTXImVWXS3l4dpwJHUN5ef-Bj6UxOcbS82AzA3j-lrvwqSENt3ubJZa7Cy7HefqW1dYaJO3UV1OInwY-ZuEybFjNA==
mVWXS3l4dpwJHUN5ef-Bj6UxOcbS82AzA3j-lrvwqSENt3ubJZa7Cy7HefqW1dYaJO3UV1OInwY-ZuEybFjNA==>, a Seattle-based non-profit organization, offers a year-long young adult training program that combines hands-on field service with a cross-cultural education in environmental restoration. Our Corps Program brings together emerging environmental leaders from across the United States and around the globe to learn skills in:
*Community building
*Habitat restoration
*Leadership
We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Corpsmember
Crew Leader
Senior Crew Leader
Volunteer Specialist
Senior Volunteer Specialist
Washington State Department of Ecology's Washington Conservation Corps is hiring
Washington Conservation Corps hiring 245 young adults for projects around the state
OLYMPIA – The state Department of Ecology’s Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) is seeking 245 young adults, including military service veterans, between 18 and 25 to for on-the-ground projects in 16 counties across the state.
For the 2011-2012 service year, Ecology will hire 150 WCC AmeriCorps members using a $2 million AmeriCorps grant from the Washington State Commission for National and Community Service. AmeriCorps Education Awards received through the Corps Network, a national service partner, will support the remaining positions.
WCC’s AmeriCorps members sign on for a year of service that starts in October 2011 and ends September 2012. Ecology WCC members work on environmental and community service projects and disaster response.
Members earn $8.67 an hour and receive a $5,550 AmeriCorps education award upon completing their service year. The award may be used for student loans or future tuition expenses.
The WCC was created in 1983 and has provided jobs and work training for about 1,600 young adults. In 1994, WCC started received federal AmeriCorps funding, allowing crews to carry out on-the-ground projects across the state. Local communities rely on WCC to complete environmental projects by forming cost-share agreements with Ecology.
OLYMPIA – The state Department of Ecology’s Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) is seeking 245 young adults, including military service veterans, between 18 and 25 to for on-the-ground projects in 16 counties across the state.
For the 2011-2012 service year, Ecology will hire 150 WCC AmeriCorps members using a $2 million AmeriCorps grant from the Washington State Commission for National and Community Service. AmeriCorps Education Awards received through the Corps Network, a national service partner, will support the remaining positions.
WCC’s AmeriCorps members sign on for a year of service that starts in October 2011 and ends September 2012. Ecology WCC members work on environmental and community service projects and disaster response.
Members earn $8.67 an hour and receive a $5,550 AmeriCorps education award upon completing their service year. The award may be used for student loans or future tuition expenses.
The WCC was created in 1983 and has provided jobs and work training for about 1,600 young adults. In 1994, WCC started received federal AmeriCorps funding, allowing crews to carry out on-the-ground projects across the state. Local communities rely on WCC to complete environmental projects by forming cost-share agreements with Ecology.
Garden Club of America Scholarships and Fellowships
ATTENTION: STUDENTS
THE GARDEN CLUB OF AMERICA
OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
FOR THE STUDY OF:
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, HORTICULTURE,
MEDICINAL BOTANY, ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION,
Post-Doc with NOAA
Post-doctoral position
Time-series modeling of large-scale population and community processes
Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries, Seattle, WA
NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) has a large research
group using time-series modeling to study ecological dynamics. Our
research interests are diverse, including estimating
species-interaction strengths, inferring environmental and
anthropogenic drivers of population and community dynamics, estimating
stability metrics, detecting change points and regime shifts. We have
numerous long-term and large-scale time-series data on fish, marine
mammals, and plankton, which we use to study a wide array of basic and
applied ecological and fishery questions.
Time-series modeling of large-scale population and community processes
Northwest Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries, Seattle, WA
NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) has a large research
group using time-series modeling to study ecological dynamics. Our
research interests are diverse, including estimating
species-interaction strengths, inferring environmental and
anthropogenic drivers of population and community dynamics, estimating
stability metrics, detecting change points and regime shifts. We have
numerous long-term and large-scale time-series data on fish, marine
mammals, and plankton, which we use to study a wide array of basic and
applied ecological and fishery questions.
Instruction & Classroom Support Technician 2
Instruction & Classroom Support Technician 2
Category: Education
South Puget Sound Community College
Olympia, Washington
Salary: $16.78 per hour, no more than 69 hours per month, no benefits
Posted: Thursday, August 11, 2011
Category: Education
South Puget Sound Community College
Olympia, Washington
Salary: $16.78 per hour, no more than 69 hours per month, no benefits
Posted: Thursday, August 11, 2011
South Puget Sound Community College is currently accepting applications for a part time, non-permanent Instruction and Classroom Technician 2 to support the Horticulture Technology Department. This position is a 69 hour per month maximum position for nine months between the middle of September and the middle of June. This recruitment is open to all applicants who meet the minimum qualifications stated below. Applications received by the closing date will be used to fill Instruction & Classroom Support Technician 2 vacancies at the college which may occur over the next six months.
Restoration Technician ENR
Location: Snoqualmie, WA
Open until August 22, 2011
**Full Time Temporary Position**
Tasks and Responsibilities:
•Assist Snoqualmie Tribal Environmental and Natural Resources Department staff with installation and maintenance of restoration projects.
•Invasive plant species removal, native planting, use of herbicide and herbicide injection equipment, and the use of equipment such as pruning shears, loppers, shovels, machetes, and weed eaters.
•Planting bed maintenance and native plant propagation.
Here is the link to apply: http://snoqualmietribaljobs.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-210019.html
Open until August 22, 2011
**Full Time Temporary Position**
Tasks and Responsibilities:
•Assist Snoqualmie Tribal Environmental and Natural Resources Department staff with installation and maintenance of restoration projects.
•Invasive plant species removal, native planting, use of herbicide and herbicide injection equipment, and the use of equipment such as pruning shears, loppers, shovels, machetes, and weed eaters.
•Planting bed maintenance and native plant propagation.
Here is the link to apply: http://snoqualmietribaljobs.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-210019.html
Padilla Bay WCC/Americorps Positions
Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Washington Department of Ecology
WCC/AmeriCorps Individual Placement Positions
Jobs Available:
There will be three AmeriCorps/WCC positions at Padilla Bay during 2011-12: Operations Assistant, Research and Monitoring Assistant, and Education Assistant. Each will have primary duties in their own department and will share duties with the other departments. The primary duties of each are described below. These positions will begin in early October 2011 and extend through September 2012. The workweek will be forty hours but flexibility will be required, including work on weekends (Sunday) every third week. These are all Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) and AmeriCorps positions. For more information about WCC and AmeriCorps (including other available job opportunities) please visit: www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/sea/wcc
Wage and benefits:
Pay is $8.67 per hour plus a basic health insurance policy. After 12 months of employment, an AmeriCorps Education Award valued at $5,550 will be awarded. Education awards can be applied to education loans or used for future education. Payments on educational loans are deferred while employed in these positions. Other benefits and requirements are described on the WCC/AmeriCorps website: www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/sea/wcc
Friday, August 12, 2011
REMOTE SENSING TECHNICIAN
www.watershedsciences.com
REMOTE SENSING TECHNICIAN Watershed Sciences, Inc., Portland, Oregon Closes: Open until all positions filled.
Watershed Sciences, Inc. (WSI) is in search of multiple persons to fill full-time, temporary positions for Remote Sensing Technicians in the Portland office. We are looking to fill these positions immediately for a term of 6 months with the potential for more permanent employment based on work load and demonstrated skills.
Aquatic Projects Manager Position Description
Aquatic Projects Manager Position Description
Position Title: Aquatic Projects Manager
Reports to: Executive Director
Status: Full-time, exempt
Compensation: $42,000 and benefits, DOE
General Position Description
The Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council seeks a qualified individual to serve as our Aquatic Projects Manager (APM). The APM develops, manages, and provides leadership for stream and floodplain enhancement initiatives and projects, works with other staff members to implement the Oregon Conservation Strategy and Council action plans, and develops and implements project effectiveness monitoring plans. This is a full-time salaried position that reports to the Executive Director.
HYDROGEOLOGIST/GEOLOGIST/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
P 206.329.0141 F 206.329.6968 | 2377 Eastlake Avenue East | Seattle, Washington 98102 | www.pgwg.com
Water Resource & Environmental Consulting
2011: HYDROGEOLOGIST/GEOLOGIST/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER
SOUGHT
Pacific Groundwater Group of Seattle, Washington seeks to hire a Hydrogeologist/
Geologist/Engineer with Masters degree to 5 years of experience. Our projects
range from regional hydrologic characterizations to water supply development
projects to remedial investigations/feasibility studies and cleanups of contaminated
sites. Because of our size and strong reputation we generally are able
to choose projects that are interesting and offer technical challenges.
We are looking for someone to join our team who has most of the following:
Postdoctoral Position in Linking Coastal Nutrient
Postdoctoral Position in Linking Coastal Nutrient
Loading to Coastal Impacts
Washington State University Vancouver’s Global Change and Watershed
Biogeochemistry lab seeks an individual to participate in a multi-year, international, interdisciplinary effort to understand and model patterns, controls, and impacts of nutrient loading to coastal ecosystems at regional to global scales. A Ph.D. is required, and desired areas of expertise include biogeochemistry, biogeochemical or hydrological modeling, and coastal remote sensing. The position will be full-time and includes benefits. For more information on the Global Change and Watershed Biogeochemistry
Lab, see http://research.vancouver.wsu.edu/gcwblab. Washington State University
Vancouver is a vibrant, rapidly growing institution located within the greater
Portland/Vancouver metropolitan area, near the Columbia River, Cascade Mountains and coastal ocean, and as such offers an exceptional quality of life.
WATERSHED STEWARD (AmeriCorps)
Position: WATERSHED STEWARD (AmeriCorps)
Organizations: Cascade Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group
Trout Unlimited’s Washington Water Project
Location: Wenatchee, WA
Duration: September 7, 2011-July 31, 2012
Cascade Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group (CCFEG) in partnership with the Washington Water Project of Trout Unlimited (TU) is seeking a qualified and motivated person, to serve as WATERSHED STEWARD, who will help advance the mission of these organizations through several collaborative projects
GIS Tech Specialist
Information Systems Specialist 4 (GIS Technical Specialist) Albany, Oregon
Closes: Tue. 08/23/11 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Full Information Available: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/oregon/default.cfm?action=viewjob&JobID=345221&headerfooter=1&WDDXJobSearchParams=
Closes: Tue. 08/23/11 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Full Information Available: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/oregon/default.cfm?action=viewjob&JobID=345221&headerfooter=1&WDDXJobSearchParams=
Staff Environmental Scientist
www.maulfoster.com
Position: Staff Environmental Scientist
Location: Bellingham, Washington
Position Description:
Maul Foster & Alongi, Inc. (MFA) is a growing professional services firm specializing in civil and environmental engineering, environmental sciences, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), land use planning, landscape architecture, and sustainability. We have 60 employees located in offices in Portland, OR and Vancouver, Seattle, and Bellingham, WA. Please visit our Web site at www.maulfoster.com for more information about our company and our service areas.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)