Successful applicants, at minimum, must have graduated from an accredited college or university with a Master's Degree in applied statistics, biometry, or ecological sciences with a strong emphasis in statistics. 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, and will be supervised by the Research Program Coordinator.
Salary is commensurate with experience.
Applicants must be on a current County register to be considered and can do so 8-19 January. Pinellas County is an equal opportunity employer, and is compliant with all ADA, Affirmative Action, and Chapter 295 requirements. Pinellas County also is a Drug Free work place.