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About the position
The Fish Biologist position at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) involves conducting scientific research and analysis to support the conservation and management of fishery resources and aquatic habitats. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders, including government agencies and non-governmental organizations, to provide technical expertise and guidance on fishery management practices. The position is available in multiple locations and offers opportunities for professional development and contribution to significant environmental initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Propose program objectives and priorities, content, funding, and allocation of resources for new programs or projects.
- Develop briefings or reports for senior leadership regarding program initiatives.
- Interpret and develop new precedents and guidelines using advanced scientific techniques.
- Integrate emerging technologies into program systems and assess their impact on tactics and procedures.
- Lead and perform complex analyses of scientific data to evaluate impacts on biological resources and aquatic habitats.
- Evaluate the effects of land and water development activities on fish species and marine mammals.
- Provide expert consultative services to stakeholders in various scientific fields.
- Write or review scientific documents for different stakeholders.
- Mentor and review the work of lower-level scientists.
Requirements
- U.S. Citizenship is required.
- A degree in biological science with specific coursework in aquatic subjects and animal sciences is required.
- One year of specialized experience equivalent to the next lower grade level in the Federal Service is required.
- Experience in evaluating fishery or protected species activities for compliance with conservation regulations is necessary.
- Ability to communicate scientific information to stakeholders is essential.
Nice-to-haves
- Experience in coordinating fishery or scientific projects.
- Participation in the compilation of scientific publications or documents.
Benefits
- Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid leave.
