Stillwater Sciences seeks a highly motivated, mid-level environmental scientist/project manager based in Davis, CA to serve as a member of an inter-disciplinary team working on fisheries, aquatic ecology, habitat restoration, water quality, and water resources management projects throughout California.
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The San Francisco Bay Regional Water Board is now advertising for a Water Resource Control Engineer (WRCE) to work in the dredging and sediment disposal program in the Planning Division. The application link can be found here:Note the position closes 11/07/19.The Water Board is an amazing place to work. Or mission is to preserve, enhance, and restore the quality of California’s water resources and drinking water for the protection of the environment, public health, and all beneficial uses, and to ensure proper water resource allocation and efficient use, for the benefit of present and future generations.The duties for this position include issuing and overseeing 401 water quality certifications for navigational dredging of the federal navigation channels, as well as dredging within ports, refineries, and marinas. The incumbent will also play an important role in encouraging the beneficial reuse of sediment, which is a critical resource needed to help our Bay respond to climate change and sea level rise so that the Bay is resilient as possible. Additional duties include managing permits for large scale tidal wetland restoration projects, and serving on a multi-agency committee that coordinates dredging permitting with state and federal partners. Please feel free to apply if you are interested or share this announcement with others who want to join our Water Board Team. Background on the dredging program can be found on our website:https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/ .sanfranciscobay/water_issues/ programs/dredging.html For questions about the position, please email or call using the contact information below.Kevin Lunde, Senior Environmental ScientistState Water Resources Control BoardPh: 510-622-2431
SFEI is hiring a mid-level (i.e., M.S. + several years) geomorphologist/hydrologist. An idea candidate would be a scientist with a background in restoration planning and watershed management, and experience leading both field- and desktop-based geomorphic/hydrologic analyses. Experience managing projects and staff is also desirable.
San Francisco Estuary Institute is seeking an experienced Hydrologist or Water Resources Systems Analyst to join the Institute and lead a growing focus area related to watershed hydrology and water resources management. The hydrologist will play a leadership role in coordinating and integrating hydrologic science and modeling across SFEI programs and implementing projects to inform Bay Area and statewide decisions regarding watershed and urban hydrology, urban greening, stormwater management, water quality, habitat restoration, and climate change.
Visit https://www.sfei.org/content/Hydrologist-Water-Resources-Systems-Analyst for more details and to apply.
SFEI’s Resilient Landscapes program is hiring for an applied ecologist and a physical scientist. The positions are at the Associate Environmental Scientist level (MS/PhD with some experience) and will work in a dynamic team setting advancing strategies for climate adaptation, urban ecology and ecosystem services, and stream/wetland restoration.
Alameda County Flood Control Zone 7 is seeking applications for 2 summer internship positions to work on topics in Flood Control and Integrated Planning. Note that the job title is “Engineer Intern” but you don’t actually need an engineering degree, nor be an engineering student in order to qualify as long as there is relevant coursework (such as LA122). They have had good experience with environmental science majors in the past. See the job annct here.