
Entry Level Environmental Scientist
- Sarasota, FL
- Training
- Full-time
- Wetland delineations
- Protected species surveys
- GIS, geodatabases, and basic mapmaking
- Plant identification and vegetation inventories
- GPS, mobile technology, and data management
- Writing and technical reporting
- Mapping and data assessment using GIS
- Ability to understand basic engineering plans
- Navigate using hand-held GPS and engineering plans
- Ability to identify flora within Florida, using online resources and/or other technical keys/regional references.
- Technical writing and statistical analysis
- Ability to travel on short notice, at night, and/or on weekend shifts, and potentially for extended periods of time throughout Florida
- Ability to endure harsh outdoor environments in uncomfortable/extreme temperatures, inclement weather, and remote locations.
- Excellent attention to detail, team oriented, and flexible
- Ability to work independently or in a team.
- Comfort encountering wildlife while performing fieldwork.
- Ability to operate or learn to operate vehicles/vessels to access sites (e.g. ATV, small boats, kayaks, and four-wheel drive vehicles).
- Ability to perform field inspections including climb ladders and stairs, walk on slopes, lift and carry 40 pounds over a distance of up to 100 yards.
- 0-1 year of fieldwork experience in natural habitats, whether through coursework, internships or professional experience
- BS in a natural science-related field (e.g., Environmental Science, Biology, Zoology, Fisheries and Wildlife, Ecology, Natural Resources)
- Internship experience preferred.
- Valid driver's license.
- Diverse and inclusive culture of collaboration and innovation
- Opportunity to work on complex, transformational projects
- Community and social responsibility as sustainable stewards
- Focus on learning, development, and career growth
- Best-in-class benefits, including flexible, hybrid workplace