FAQs
What is the minimum experience required for the Environmental Scientist position?
The minimum experience required is 5 to 8 years of relevant working experience.
What educational qualifications are needed for the Environmental Scientist role?
A minimum of a B.S. in Environmental or Natural Resource Sciences is required.
Is experience in wetland delineation necessary for this position?
Yes, experience in wetland delineation is required, along with the ability to conduct related plant community surveys and delineations independently.
Will the Environmental Scientist be required to interact with regulatory agencies?
Yes, the position involves coordination with various resource protection agencies, including the Maryland Department of the Environment and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
What skills are desired for this role?
Desired skills include Professional Wetland Scientist certification, ability to prepare planting plans, familiarity with restoration monitoring procedures, and experience with GPS operations and mapping.
What software proficiency is required for the Environmental Scientist position?
Proficiency in ArcMap/ArcGIS/ArcPro and AutoCAD, including Civil3D, is required.
Does the company offer any forms of flexible work arrangements?
Yes, the company offers flextime and telework options.
Are there benefits associated with this position?
Yes, the company provides competitive salary, paid personal, sick, and vacation leave, paid holidays, performance bonuses, health benefits, 401k, and profit sharing.
Is certification as a Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional a requirement for the job?
No, certification is not a requirement, but the ability to obtain it is desired.
What type of projects will the Environmental Scientist work on?
The Environmental Scientist will work on water resource and ecological restoration projects, focusing on natural resource inventories, forest stand delineations, and environmental permitting.