Marine Science Technician
Washington Department of Natural Resources Washington Department of Natural Resources Olympia, WA Olympia, WA Temporary Full-time Temporary Full-time $47,688 - $64,092 a year $47,688 - $64,092 a year Marine Vegetation Monitoring Scientist, NRSci 1 Recruitment #2024-4-7305 Full-time, Project, Represented position Anticipated Project employment is June 2024-June 2025 Location:
Natural Resources Building- Olympia, WA Work Hours and Partial Telework flexibility may be available and considered Salary:
$3,974.00 - $5,341.00 Monthly Want to join something GREAT and make a difference? The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) seeks to hire a marine monitoring scientist to work as part of a multi-organization team researching factors associated with
kelp (Nereocystis luetkeana) resilience and loss at a network of sites throughout Puget Sound. This position is ideal for an entry-level scientist who wants to work closely with a diverse set of organizations including government scientists, academic scientists, tribes, and volunteers to answer pressing scientific questions about
kelp stressors. This cutting-edge project will inform future kelp management and research in Washington State. The position will:
Collect water quality monitoring data, including sample collection/processing from a small boat (N, TSS, CTD, light attenuation), sample processing, and data management. Take part in sampling to assess
kelp canopy condition (parameters include:
extent, depth range, density, kelp morphometrics, reproductive state and condition, photosynthetic capacity, C:
N ratio, and stable isotopes.) Locate and summarize datasets related to marine vegetation conditions and stressors. Collaborate with academic and agency scientists to integrate and interpret data and communicate results. Products will include technical reports, publications, and recommendations for future monitoring protocols. More information is available about the project at Floating Kelp Resilience and Loss Investigation - Fact Sheet. (Download PDF reader) More information is available about the program at:
Nearshore Habitat Program and kelp monitoring. Required
Qualifications:
A Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology or related natural science, AND two years of professional experience, OR an equivalent combination of education and or experience. Experience in field and laboratory-based data collection and processing. Demonstrated commitment to fostering and supporting an environment that honors diversity, equity, inclusion, and environmental justice practices. Perform assigned duties in a manner consistent with applicable laws, regulations and public records retention and requests are followed. Ability to process scientific data according to defined procedures. Working knowledge of data analysis principles and basic statistics. Ability to create, manipulate and QC data sets using Excel, Access, or R. Familiarity with environmental monitoring equipment, particularly water quality sensors. Ability to summarize procedures and scientific findings in a written and oral format. Job Types:
Full-time, Temporary Pay:
$47,688.00 - $64,092.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance Schedule:
10 hour shift 8 hour shift Ability to Relocate:
Olympia, WA 98501:
Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location:
In personEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Natural Resources Building- Olympia, WA Work Hours and Partial Telework flexibility may be available and considered Salary:
$3,974.00 - $5,341.00 Monthly Want to join something GREAT and make a difference? The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) seeks to hire a marine monitoring scientist to work as part of a multi-organization team researching factors associated with
kelp (Nereocystis luetkeana) resilience and loss at a network of sites throughout Puget Sound. This position is ideal for an entry-level scientist who wants to work closely with a diverse set of organizations including government scientists, academic scientists, tribes, and volunteers to answer pressing scientific questions about
kelp stressors. This cutting-edge project will inform future kelp management and research in Washington State. The position will:
Collect water quality monitoring data, including sample collection/processing from a small boat (N, TSS, CTD, light attenuation), sample processing, and data management. Take part in sampling to assess
kelp canopy condition (parameters include:
extent, depth range, density, kelp morphometrics, reproductive state and condition, photosynthetic capacity, C:
N ratio, and stable isotopes.) Locate and summarize datasets related to marine vegetation conditions and stressors. Collaborate with academic and agency scientists to integrate and interpret data and communicate results. Products will include technical reports, publications, and recommendations for future monitoring protocols. More information is available about the project at Floating Kelp Resilience and Loss Investigation - Fact Sheet. (Download PDF reader) More information is available about the program at:
Nearshore Habitat Program and kelp monitoring. Required
Qualifications:
A Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology or related natural science, AND two years of professional experience, OR an equivalent combination of education and or experience. Experience in field and laboratory-based data collection and processing. Demonstrated commitment to fostering and supporting an environment that honors diversity, equity, inclusion, and environmental justice practices. Perform assigned duties in a manner consistent with applicable laws, regulations and public records retention and requests are followed. Ability to process scientific data according to defined procedures. Working knowledge of data analysis principles and basic statistics. Ability to create, manipulate and QC data sets using Excel, Access, or R. Familiarity with environmental monitoring equipment, particularly water quality sensors. Ability to summarize procedures and scientific findings in a written and oral format. Job Types:
Full-time, Temporary Pay:
$47,688.00 - $64,092.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance Schedule:
10 hour shift 8 hour shift Ability to Relocate:
Olympia, WA 98501:
Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location:
In personEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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