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California Department of Water Resources

Molecular Ecologist

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A Geneticist studies genes and the role that genes and heredity play in health and disease or in populations. May diagnose, counsel and treat patients with genetic diseases and disorders, or conduct research to identify genetic disorders. May research genetic interactions with environmental factors or research and develop genetic modification in plant populations.

$133,494 / year median in California

+6% projected growth

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Loading... Molecular Ecologist Save Job California Department of Water Resources West Sacramento, California LinkedIn Copy URL Email Facebook Job Type Permanent Salary $53,016 - $111,852 per year Deadline Sep 11, 2026 Min. Experience 2 - 4 years Save Job LinkedIn Copy URL Email Facebook This position offers an exciting opportunity to join the Collaborative Ecological Studies Unit at the Department of Water Resources (DWR). Under the general direction of the Collaborative Ecological Studies (CES) Unit Manager, the incumbent will conduct genetic monitoring and molecular ecological studies for water management decision-making within the San Francisco Estuary. In this capacity, the incumbent is responsible for genetic sample processing, data collection, field activities, analysis, and reporting of applied genetic studies that are responsive to the research needs identified within the Incidental Take Permit (ITP), Biological Opinions (BiOps), and water rights decisions. As part of the Interagency Ecological Program (IEP) and the DWR Collaborative Science & Innovation (CSI) section, the incumbent will prioritize the use of innovative technology and collaborative partnerships to advance DWR's efforts to have scientific evidence drive policy and management decision-making critical to the State's water supply operation and planning. You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement . How To Apply Application instructions can be found here: CalCareers When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board. Category Ecology , Hydrology Loading...