Wildlife Biologist II Position Available In Berkeley, South Carolina
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Job Description
Wildlife Biologist
II 2.9 2.9
out of 5 stars Berkeley County, SC Job Responsibilities Individual will be responsible for day-to -day supervision of all Santee Cooper FERC Sturgeon Project activities and personnel. Individual will lead and supervise crews collecting data on shortnose and Atlantic sturgeon. Individual will oversee logistical arrangements for the project and coordinate sampling efforts with other stakeholders. This will involve extensive time in small boats (year-round and often in inclement weather) setting gill and trammel nets, handling endangered species, taking and analyzing water quality measurements. Individual will manage a large array of acoustic receivers and prior telemetry data management experience is preferred. Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, Access and Powerpoint will be utilized. Other duties include, but are not limited to, report writing, analyzing program data, and other tasks essential to the project. Work may include unusual hours and possible weekends. Minimum and Additional Requirements A master’s degree in biology, chemistry or related technical area field; or a bachelor’s degree in biology, chemistry, wildlife management or related technical area and two (2) years of experience relevant to the job. Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of South Carolina’s fish, wildlife and marine species, including their habits, habitats and natural requirements. Ability to direct fish, wildlife or marine resources management or research projects. Ability to direct subordinate personnel engaged in wildlife management or research projects. Ability to utilize computers and microscopes, collate biological and water quality data, and lift heavy equipment and specimens. These abilities would normally be acquired through college education with a degree in marine biology or related field and/or work experience. Applicant should be able to swim, have a valid driver’s license, record data legibly, and demonstrate that they have small boat experience.
