Assistant Scientist – Field Ecology for Energy Projects
27 days ago
Kansas, United States
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Job Description
Olsson is hiring an Assistant Scientist – Field Ecology for Energy Projects in Kansas. The role involves conducting environmental surveys and monitoring during construction for renewable energy projects, with a focus on developing field and technical skills. Candidates should have a biology or environmental science degree, enjoy outdoor work, and be willing to travel. This is a full-time position with a salary range of $50K–$70K.
Olsson's Energy Environmental team is seeking an Assistant Scientist to support renewable energy and transmission projects. You will perform pre- and post-construction surveys, monitor environmental resources during construction, and help prepare technical reports under senior staff mentorship.
The role focuses on building field and technical skills with opportunities for travel. Ideal candidates hold a biology or environmental science degree, enjoy outdoor fieldwork, and are prepared to travel
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