Senior Biologist - Wetland Delineations – CEQA / NEPA

IMPORTANT:  This Advertiser has requested that applicants MUST be National Residents / Valid Work Permit-holders.  Other applicants need not apply.

 

Sequence is seeking a Senior Biologist to manage wetland delineation projects throughout the Northern California region.

The ideal individual would have at least 5+ years experience working in the biological resources arena as a project manager, with an additional 3+ years experience leading wetland delineation projects (ie. managing staff, overseeing client relationships, conducting field studies, reviewing and preparing technical documentation). Must have a superior knowledge and experience in dealing with delineations, habitat restorations, regulatory permitting, conservation planning, environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance (EIR’s, CEQA/NEPA), endangered species / clean water, section 401, 404.

Requires a Bachelors degree in biological resources, botany, wildlife ecology, environmental planning or related discipline. MS Degree is preferred. Must have excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Candidates with strong California project experience and business relationships a plus for consideration.

Position can be based in either San Diego or San Jose, California corporate offices.

For consideration please submit a resume online or contact directly:

Sequence Systems
2008 Opportunity Drive #150
Roseville, CA 95678
Phone: 916-782-6900
Fax: 916-782-6307
Email: Jobs@sequencestaffing.com
www.sequencestaffing.com

Should your background not match up to the above job requirements exactly, please feel free to forward your resume or contact us directly, as we have many positions available that are not actively advertised.

 

Keywords: Environmental Compliance, CEQA, NEPA, Regulatory Compliance, Land Planning, Land Development, Urban Planning, Environmental Planner, Planner, Project Manager, Biologist, Biology, Natural Resources, Environmental Permitting, Permitting, Wetlands, Delineations, Endangered Species, San Francisco, Sacramento, Northern California.