Job Description:Summary:
The person in this position will work with scientists, engineers, and
other Barr staff members to evaluate ecological and regulatory constraints
primarily associated with wetlands and biological resources for projects and
prepare reports and applications required for project implementation. Work may
include conducting wetland delineations, conducting hydrology and vegetation
monitoring, conducting functional assessments and natural resources
inventories; completing reports based on field findings; developing permit
applications; preparing environmental impact assessments and restoration
plans; and consulting with regulatory agencies.This is a full-time position with hours varying based on project and client
needs. Applicants seeking both full-time and part-time work will be
considered.Minimum Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in ecology, wetlands science, biology, botany, or
a similar natural resources fieldKnowledge of wetland delineation practices and permitting under the Clean
Water ActKnowledge of federal NEPA and state equivalent regulations and permitting
processesKnowledge of GPS and GIS tools and basic computer skillsAbility to work cooperatively with local, state, and federal regulatorsAbility to work independently and collaboratively as a part of project teamsStrong written and oral presentation skillsStrong interpersonal skillsStrong attention to detail and organization skillsFlexible working style and willingness to occasionally modify personal
schedules to meet project commitmentsWillingness to travel for occasional short-term, out-of-town assignmentsLegal authorization to work in the United States without the need for
sponsorship from Barr, now or in the futurePossession of a valid driver's license and acceptable driving recordPreferred Qualifications:Master's degree in ecology, wetlands science, biology, botany, or a
similar natural resources fieldExperience with arid wetland ecology and permitting in Western regionsProficiency in wetland delineations and permitting under the Clean Water ActProficiency in federal NEPA and state equivalent regulations and permitting
processesWillingness to perform additional fieldwork (e.g., stormwater inspections
that require training and potential certification; water quality
monitoring; flow monitoring, etc.)Knowledge of state and federal endangered species programsExperience with preparation of Environmental Assessments (EA) and/or
Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)Experience working in a consulting environmentColorado Applicants Only:
Compensation:
The anticipated base salary range for this position is
$55,000-60,000/year. Compensation will vary based on experience,
education, skill level, and other compensable factors. Employees in this
position may also be eligible for a discretionary cash bonus. Our compensation
comes in more ways than traditional base salary, and we believe that when
all those elements are combined, our compensation is a competitive part of
the total value proposition of working at Barr.Benefits:
People report that they stay at Barr because of the camaraderie and career
opportunities. Another draw is our competitive package of employee benefits,
which includes professional development funding, 401(k) retirement
savings plan, employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) participation,
medical and dental insurance, life insurance, disability and accidental
death insurance, flexible spending accounts for healthcare and dependent
care expenses, paid holidays, paid time off, and compensatory time for
exempt/salaried staff (time off or pay for extra time worked).NOTE: Some work locations may feature rough terrain typical of construction
sites and may also require entering and working in facilities that include
limited accessibility, moving machinery, and other conditions typical of
industria facilities. Job assignments may involve work on waste disposal
sites and sites requiring cleanup of hazardous materials. An OSHA-mandated
physical exam may be required. For full info follow application link.
