Successful applicants, at minimum, must have graduated from an accredited college or university with an appropriate degree and have experience in ecological GIS using ArcInfo or compatible software. Experience in field ecological studies and a broad knowledge of computer applications also is important. Persons with a demonstrated ability to think creatively, communicate effectively, and work cooperatively are encouraged to apply. The Environmental Lands Division is responsible for land management, research and educational programs on a wide diversity of environmentally sensitive properties in Pinellas County on Florida's southwest coast. This position will be based at Brooker Creek Preserve, an 8,000-acre wilderness near Tarpon Springs comprised of upland pinelands and freshwater wetlands.
Salary is commensurate with experience.
Applicants must be on a current County register to be considered and can do so 8-19 January. Division Administrator, Craig Huegel, Ph.D. immediately for program details and for information on application procedures. Pinellas County is an equal opportunity employer.