Wetland Scientist

Jobot is hiring a Wetland Scientist for a flexible, hybrid position in Stratham, NH, with an annual salary of $80k-$120k. The role involves fieldwork, technical report preparation, and ensuring environmental compliance. Candidates should possess a relevant degree and certifications. The company offers a family-friendly environment, various benefits, and team-building activities. The position allows for full-time or part-time work with flexible hours, including remote options.
Jobot is seeking a Wetland Scientist for a flexible position based in Stratham, NH, offering $80k-$120k annually. The role allows for full-time or part-time work with a hybrid schedule. Responsibilities include conducting field work, preparing technical reports, and ensuring environmental compliance. Candidates should have a relevant degree and certifications. The company promotes a family-friendly environment with various employee benefits and team-building activities.
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Wetland Scientist

$80000 - $120000 per year | Stratham, NH | On-Site | Permanent

🤖 FLEXIBLE, HYBRID/REMOTE, FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME, Wetland Scientist / $80k-$120k / Great Place To Work!

A bit about us:

We are about a 30-person civil/site engineering firm. We provide civil engineering, land surveying, and construction services to industrial, municipal, commercial, healthcare, and residential clients. The company is well-established, and we have an experienced team of engineers, surveyors, wetland scientists, designers, technicians, and consultants.
• This position can be full-time or part-time. Flexible work hours including a hybrid work schedule are permitted – office work can be done either in the office or from home. Field work will be predominantly in New Hampshire with some fieldwork in northern Massachusetts and southern Maine.

As a progressive leader in the Seacoast advocating for Low Impact Development (LID) stormwater management design, we’re helping to PAVE the way to a GREENER environment! We routinely design sites with various LID techniques to minimize impervious surface run-off, infiltrate run-off, and to treat stormwater using cutting-edge methods and technologies.

Why join us?

Our company offers flexible hours, great benefits and a comfortable work environment. The variation of project styles and Town and State regulations provides work diversity and exposure to many aspects of the Planning and Development industry.

Employment benefits include company-paid health insurance, STD, LTD, life insurance, and NH PFML. In addition to those benefits, we offer paid time off (PTO), 9 company-paid holidays, employee-paid dental insurance, 401k with company contribution, and professional development reimbursement. We are a family-friendly office and promote multiple team-building events during the year, including, but not limited to, “summer hours” (every other Friday off in the summer), monthly company lunches, annual Christmas parties, and company outings. We have season tickets to sports and concert venues that all employees can choose to attend. We also do in-house seminars and “lunch-and-learns” to keep up with our professional development.

Job Details

REQUIREMENTS:
• Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources, Environmental Sciences, Soil Science, Wildlife Ecology, or related field.
• Ability to use GPS for navigation and to record field data a plus
• Ability/willingness to work in outdoor situations and travel on a regular basis to project sites throughout New Hampshire, southern Maine, and northern Massachusetts
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and Windows required. Experience with AutoCAD, Carlson, ArcGIS and/or HydroCAD a plus
• New Hampshire Certified Wetland Scientist (CWS) license? (Required)
• New Hampshire Certified Soil Scientist (CSS) license? (Preferred)

RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Perform natural resource field work including, but not limited to, wetland delineations and functional assessments, wildlife habitat evaluations, invasive species mapping, and environmental permit compliance monitoring
• Prepare and review technical reports and memos
• Prepare and review planting plans for wetland restoration and buffering projects
• Prepare and review applications for wetlands and shoreland impacts for local and state permitting
• Coordinate with local and State regulatory agencies regarding project permitting
• Occasionally present projects to local Boards such as Planning Boards and Conservation Commissions
• Characterize soil profiles and identify seasonal high-water table
• Navigate properties, sometimes large/forested and comfortability performing field work independently