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TechGlobal, Inc.
Senior Marine Mammal Scientist / Technical Analyst
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What they do
A Technical Consultant or Analyst provides information technology consulting services to businesses and organizations. Advises or manages installation or expansion of computer network systems; provides problem-solving assistance and staff training with new systems. May work independently or as part of a consulting team.
$105,815 / year median in Maryland
-3% projected decline
Job Description
Company Overview TechGlobal, Inc. is a dynamic leader in delivering professional services and IT solutions to government agencies at all levels. As a subsidiary of FedGeek, we are committed to providing innovative and reliable support to our clients through expert technical solutions and dedicated project management. Position summary Provide advanced biological, ecological, quantitative, and decision-science support for scientifically robust and legally defensible environmental review of priority projects affecting marine mammals and their habitats. Key responsibilities
- Collect, organize, interpret, analyze, and synthesize the best available science on effects of anthropogenic activities on marine mammals and habitat.
- Apply marine-mammal science, population biology, risk-assessment frameworks, statistics, and quantitative methods to impact and mitigation questions.
- Develop or evaluate analytical frameworks, methods, tools, guidance, and technical products for internal and external use.
- Assess exposure, response, population-level consequences, uncertainty, and effectiveness of mitigation or monitoring measures.
- Produce clear technical memoranda, reports, presentations, literature syntheses, and recommendations for scientific and nontechnical audiences.
- Collaborate across multidisciplinary NOAA teams and with external scientific and regulatory stakeholders. Required qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in marine biology, ecology, population biology, quantitative ecology, biostatistics, oceanography, or a related field; advanced degree strongly preferred.
- At least 8 years of directly relevant professional experience meeting Scientific Services Level 2.
- Demonstrated marine-mammal or protected-species research/assessment experience and strong quantitative analytical capability.
- Proficiency with one or more scientific computing environments such as R, Python, or MATLAB.
- Ability to translate complex analyses into high-quality technical products that support management or regulatory decisions. Preferred qualifications
- Population Consequences of Disturbance modeling, expert elicitation, population viability, exposure-response, or ecological risk assessment.
- GIS or spatial-analysis experience.
- Peer-reviewed publication record or prior
NOAA/NMFS
support. Employment conditions- Full-time unless otherwise specified; baseline schedule assumes a standard 40-hour workweek. Overtime is not anticipated and requires advance written Government authorization.
- Offsite and hybrid work are subject to COR/Government approval.
NOAA/NMFS/OPR, 1315
East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD, when requested.- Limited CONUS travel may be required. Candidate must maintain U.S. work authorization, pass required background/security processing, obtain a DOC badge as applicable, and complete mandatory NOAA training.
- Final compensation will depend on directly relevant experience, education, specialized expertise, location, benefits, work schedule, and contract constraints.