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Qualifications REQUIRED: A Bachelor's degree in historic preservation, cultural anthropology, archaeology, cartography, geography, photogrammetry, geographic information systems, computer sciences, remote sensing, land survey, civil engineering, natural resources or closely related field AND Includes at least one course in cartography and one course in computer sciences or geographic information systems. OR A Bachelor’s degree in a non-related field AND Completion of a yearlong undergraduate GIS Certificate program from an accredited University. *Experience may substitute for education Competencies - Incumbent must be able to:
PREFERRED/DESIRED: Two years of experience in GIS. Knowledge of archaeology and historic preservation for the following laws as well as understanding of the regulatory consultation workflow: National Historic Preservation Act, Section 106, Section 304, Executive Order 11593 (Protection and Enhancement of the Cultural Environment), Executive Order 05-05, Abandoned and Historic Cemeteries and Historic Graves (RCW 68.60), , Archaeological Resource Protection Act of 1979, Archaeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974, Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, , Archaeological Sites and Resources (RCW 27.53), Archaeological Excavation and Removal Permit (WAC 25-48), Abandoned and Historic Cemeteries and Historic Graves (RCW 68.60), Registration of Historic Archaeological Resources on State-Owned Aquatic Lands (WAC 25-46), Aquatic Lands - In General (RCW 79.90.565), and Archaeological Site Public Disclosure Exemption (RCW 42.56.300).
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Mosaic Ecology LLC is hiring for seasonal & permanent positions of several types. We are looking for crew members, crew leaders, and some part time technicians for the 2021 field season for both our Hillsboro and NE Portland crews. Work as part of a team to restore native forests, prairies, and wetlands in the northern Willamette valley and western Columbia Gorge. The jobs generally consist of difficult manual labor in the outdoors during
all kinds of weather. Requires heavy lifting and long work days. For more details and to apply please visit: https://mosaicecology.com/jobs. Positions start March 15th (flexible) and are open until filled. The Institute for Natural Resources at Portland State University is hiring an Urban Vegetation Technician for a project investigating the drivers of vascular plant and microbe diversity in Portland yards.
Full job description is also posted to https://inr.oregonstate.edu/sites/inr.oregonstate.edu/files/urban_vegetation_technician_2021.pdf Details: Compensation and Timing: The season is expected to extend from early May through the end of August. Work will be 40 hours/week with no overtime anticipated. Compensation is $20.00/hour plus $0.58/mile for use of a personal vehicle (if applicable). Duties: • Visit properties in the Portland metro area and survey the outdoor and vegetated portions of the property. • Work independently (following 2 weeks of training), organizing your own daily and weekly schedule. • Maintain organized records for each site visited, entering property information and vascular plant lists into a spreadsheet weekly. • (optional) Assist with overnight fieldwork in Eastern Oregon monitoring native vegetation. Desired Qualifications: • Knowledge of common ornamental plants and weeds. Experience and skill using technical resources to identify unknown plants. • Ability to work safely and independently in an urban environment. • Strong organizational skills and experience with spreadsheets. • At least six months of experience working outside in hot conditions. • At least six months of experience collecting data for scientific research. • A valid driver’s license and clean 3 year driving record. *To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to Ray Brunner (rbrunner@pdx.edu <rbrunner@pdx.edu>) with the subject “Urban Vegetation Technician Application”. We will begin reviewing applications on or before March 5th, 2021.* A must read for all GIS professionals! A short quote to get you hooked: “She [Gladys West] rose through the ranks, worked on the satellite geodesy, and contributed to the accuracy of GPS and the measurement of satellite data. As Gladys West started her career as a mathematician at Dahlgren in 1956, she likely had no idea that her work would impact the world for decades to come.” Despite the ubiquity of GPS and her role in developing it, West still prefers to use a paper map when she travels. For someone accustomed to trusting their own calculations, some old habits never die. https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2021/02/18/gps-only-exists-because-of-two-people-albert-einstein-and-gladys-west/?sh=38588e8c5864  There are a number of positions open with Verizon that they are hiring through a recruiter. If you are interested in applying, send you resume to:
Ashley Brening Recruiter Email ashley.brening@nextgengr.com Work 619-378-7091 Web nextgengr.com Verizon Spokane, WA or Portland, OR (remote for now due to covid) GIS Specialist / OSP Engineer Pay: $40/hr. - 45/hr. (Benefits Included & Attached) 30 month contract (opportunity to go perm at any point) Description: Seeking candidates with OSP engineering experience deploying fiber optic networks. Field experience for engineering and construction as well as permit application preparation/review a plus. Individuals with 3GIS, ArcGIS, ESRI, Google Earth and other OSP telco industry standard software plaftorms a plus as well. OSP ENGINEER -This individual is a Telecommunications Professional and must be capable of engineering routine and specific outside plant work orders, both distribution and feeder. Must be capable of providing administrative and field support to the outside plant work forces. 3-5 years of experience. Responsibilities: • Responsible for managing engineering and construction activities associated with expanding and maintaining the OSP network infrastructure using GIS software. • Engages appropriate internal and external organizations with professional written/verbal communications to accomplish required tasks. • Coordinates project activities with contractors, developers, municipalities and consultants. • Proposes solutions supported by sound engineering and operational productivity to achieve goals in creative and effective ways. • Prepares detailed cost analysis, project specifications, spend forecasts, route mapping, requisitions, and business justifications. • Receives general instruction, otherwise performs independently with minimal supervision, exercising latitude to achieve daily objectives and approaches to critical/complex assignments. • Multi-tasks to effectively manage a wide range of simultaneous activities often interrupted by other demands. • Responsible for managing all engineering and construction activities associated with expanding and maintaining the OSP network infrastructure. Familiar with engineering and operational requirements of maintenance and fiber relocation efforts. • Leads large scale projects, driving productivity through use of vendor resources to meet deliverables. • Engages appropriate internal and external organizations with professional written/verbal communications to accomplish required tasks. • Coordinates project activities with contractors, developers, municipalities and consultants. • Proposes solutions supported by sound engineering and operational productivity to achieve goals in creative and effective ways. • Recognizes vulnerabilities in network infrastructure and makes intelligent decisions to ensure reliability – within financial constraints. • Prepares detailed cost analysis, project specifications, spend forecasts, route mapping, requisitions, and business justifications. • Processes reports, vendor invoices, material receipts, and other administrative duties. • Receives general instruction, otherwise performs independently with minimal supervision, exercising latitude to achieve daily objectives and approaches to critical/complex assignments. • Multi-tasks to effectively manage a wide range of simultaneous activities often interrupted by other demands. • Responds immediately to network outages, coordinating necessary resources and activities for prompt and appropriate restoral. • Current areas of responsibility include Seattle and surrounding areas. Regular work conditions are 40 hours per week with some travel required. Extra hours and occasional weekend work may be required depending on business demands. Qualifications • Strong leadership and project management skills • Excellent oral, written, and listening skills, capable of interacting with customers and co-workers at most levels including executives • Detail oriented, well organized, and effective in multi-tasking • Capable of working independently to achieve deliverables and resolve urgent/complex issues • Demonstrates in-depth knowledge of fiber optic engineering principles within OSP job related functional area to include general practices, procedures and industry standards. • Strong Computer Skills (Databases, Processes, and Administrative) - Comprehensive knowledge and skill for more complex applications to include Word, Excel, Visio, AutoCAD, Microstation, ArcGIS/ESRI, 3GIS, Google Earth, etc. • In-depth knowledge of FTTx network design/implementation and well as GPON architecture preferred. • Knowledge of the network plant and local practices. • Experience with working application of engineering systems and databases specifically geospatial applications (3GIS, Google Earth, etc). • Working knowledge of right-of-way, property rights, and permit acquisition. • Inside Plant knowledge is a plus 2/21/2021 SCGIS-CBI Webinar Series (Society for Conservation GIS-Conservation Biology Institute)Read NowMessage from Rebecca Degagne at SCGIS (Society for Conservation GIS):
We hope you're staying well and will join us for our upcoming SCGIS-CBI Webinar Series, which kicks off in two weeks. We have a wonderful line-up, featuring a diverse group of speakers with presentations on using citizen science data to monitor threatened species, tracking land degradation with remote sensing, building relationships for career development, creating partnerships with Indigenous communities, and mapping bird migrations and threats. If you register for a webinar and can't make the live presentation, you'll be sent a link to the video recording to watch at your convenience. The whole recording archive can be accessed here: https://scgis.org/webinar/index/past/1. SCGIS-CBI 2021 Spring Webinar Series: March 4th, 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Using community science to predict extinctions and monitor threatened species Peter Soroye, University of Ottawa. REGISTER: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/using-community-science-predict-extinctions-and-monitor-threatened-species March 11th, 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Measuring progress in land condition from space with Trends.Earth Gabriel Daldegan, Moore Center for Science at Conservation International REGISTER: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-measuring-progress-land-condition-space-trendsearth March 18th, 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Building Relationships that Matter for Geospatial Career Success Eva Reid, Eva Reid Consulting, LLC REGISTER: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-building-relationships-matter-geospatial-career-success April 1st, 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Building Effective Partnerships with Indigenous Communities James Rattling Leaf, Sr., Group on Earth Observations Indigenous Alliance REGISTER: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-building-effective-partnerships-indigenous-communities April 8th, 10 AM - 11 AM Pacific Mapping Bird Migrations and Threats Across the Western Hemisphere Erika Knight & Lotem Taylor, National Audubon Society REGISTER: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-mapping-bird-migrations-and-threats-across-western-hemisphere We make our webinars free & open to everyone, so please share these links with your networks and consider joining SCGIS as a member, to support our work. We're also planning on holding more SCGIS-CBI mixer-style meetups later in the year at rotating times, so folks from around the world can join in. If you want to fast-track your involvement in the conservation community, volunteer for SCGIS! - Reliable people with time to contribute (though fall 2021, at least) are especially needed to support our virtual SCGIS Conference activities. If you're interested in volunteering for the Conference Committee, please email vsclater@scgis.org. Title: GIS/Environmental Analyst (Technology Analyst I or II)
Program: Geographic Information Systems in the Environmental Informatics Program Reports to: GIS Manager Closing: 03/05/2021 About the Position SFEI is seeking a GIS/Environmental Analyst to join the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) team. This position will be either a part-time or full-time position (20 or 40 hrs per week, depending on skill set), under the supervision of the GIS Manager. A successful candidate will be enthusiastic, self motivated, and passionate about applying technical skills to address environmental problems. You will collaborate with your colleagues to ensure an optimum relationship between science and policy through innovative approaches to information collection, display, and analysis. A combination of GIS skills and environmental science background to conduct effective landscape interpretation, change analysis, and mapping is ideal. GIS Focus Area Description The GIS Focus Area is responsible for serving the Institute and external user community’s spatial information needs through collaborative, and innovative projects. It’s success has provided the Institute has a strong history of GIS expertise, including spatial dataset creation and spatial tools and analysis. The GIS Analyst will work with both technology and science teams to develop and implement GIS methods, advanced tools, and web delivery applications to support local and statewide environmental management. GIS staff work closely with SFEI’s Clean Water program on aquatic contaminant distribution and analysis and the Resilient Landscapes program on wetlands mapping, shoreline inventories, and landscape analyses. GIS is one of five Focus Areas in the Environmental Informatics Program which focuses on providing clients and partners with the most current technology tools available to meet the Institute’s mission. Role Responsibilities Duties are likely to be diverse and will require an enthusiastic, team-oriented individual. Typical duties will include:
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To Apply: https://www.sfei.org/content/GIS-Environmental-Analyst https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/olympiawa
City of Olympia Location: Olympia, Washington Category: GIS Analyst , GIS Coordinator The Olympia Community Planning & Development Department seeks a dependable, team-oriented individual to join the Department as an Assistant Planner. This position will perform a variety of professional and technical duties to support both the Department’s current planning/development review and GIS functions. The selected individual may also be responsible for coordinating the City’s neighborhood programs. Ideal Candidate Profile
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Contact Information If you have questions about the position and/or requirements, contact Tim Smith, Planning and Engineering Manager at 360.570.3915 or via email at tsmith@ci.olympia.wa.us. The essential functions of this position include but are not limited to:
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Special Requirements: Valid Washington State Driver's License required. SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION: Contacts:
The City of Olympia is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to a diverse workforce. Women, minorities, and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. https://tualatinswcd.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Habitat-Technician-Job-Announcement-2021.pdf
Open Date: Friday, February 12, 2021 Close Date: Sunday, February 21, 2021 The Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District (TSWCD) is hiring a Habitat Technician (Technician) to join the Natural Resources Program. The Technician manages restoration projects and supports project managers with planning, implementation, and evaluation of other restoration projects. Other duties include conservation planning for new projects, assisting with enrollment, monitoring, reporting and contract compliance to meet the goals and deliverables for partner organizations and funding sources. General Position Summary The Habitat Technician manages restoration projects and supports project managers with planning, implementation, and evaluation of other restoration projects. Other duties include conservation planning for new projects, assisting with enrollment, monitoring, reporting and contract compliance to meet the goals and deliverables for partner organizations and funding sources. Salary and Benefits This position is full time at $42,090.00 - $48,400.00 per year plus benefits. Medical and dental insurance are available after 60 days. 100% TSWCD-paid short-term disability, long-term disability, and life insurance available after 180 days. TSWCD will contribute 5% of the gross earnings per pay period to a 457(b)-retirement plan after 180 days. |
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