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Job posting 2/04/07

Great Eastern Ecology, Inc.


Environmental Scientist, Ecologist/Risk Assessor
Great Eastern Ecology, Inc. (GEE) seeks an Environmental Scientist to join our New York City-based firm to conduct ecological studies and risk assessments. GEE specializes in terrestrial and aquatic ecology with emphasis in biological surveys, ecosystem restoration, and habitat design and construction oversight. We are now seeking to expand our services for existing and new clients.

Candidates should have a B.S. degree with a minimum of 5 years professional experience in government or consulting, preferably in the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut areas or a M.S. degree and 3 years of professional experience. Preferred experience should focus on conducting ecological studies, including risk assessments focusing on terrestrial and/or aquatic ecology, toxicology, statistics/modeling, remediation and restoration.

Responsibilities for this position will include a broad variety of technical skills including but not limited to conducting field surveys, developing spreadsheets, environmental data evaluation and statistical analysis, literature research and analysis, hazard assessment, dose-response evaluation, food-chain modeling, and report preparation.

Expertise in standard Microsoft office software (Excel, Word, Access, etc.) is a must. Candidates must possess excellent communication skills (both written and oral) superior quantitative skills, strong organizational abilities, a professional demeanor, and most importantly, a desire to participate in a dynamic, small business environment.

Competitive salary is commensurate with experience. GEE provides generous benefits including health insurance, employer matched IRA, and an exciting work environment with opportunities for significant professional growth. Take a look at our website: www.greateasternecology.com

To apply please email your resume and a cover letter to sstanich@geeinc.net or via FAX to 212-496-4034.
 

Job posting 2/08/07

Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority

Environmental Toxicologist
The Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority (www.sccwrp.org), an inter-governmental coastal/marine research agency, announces a full time position in Aquatic Toxicology. Of particular interest are candidates with experience in interpretation of sediment quality data and the capability to conduct laboratory experiments to measure toxicity and bioaccumulation.

The successful candidate will work with existing SCCWRP staff and other research partners on the development and application of numeric sediment quality guidelines for the State of California. Topic areas may include developing methods to measure contaminant bioavailability and identify the causes of sediment toxicity. This is a research position with an expectation of peer-reviewed publication. Good communication and analytical skills are required.

The preferred candidate will possess a Ph.D. and up to three years experience in aquatic environmental research. Experience with analysis of relational databases, toxicity identification evaluations (TIEs) and sediment toxicity testing is desirable. Salary range is $45-65K, depending on qualifications and experience, and includes a full benefits package. Interested parties should submit a cover letter, resume and the names of three references to:

Bryan Nece Administrative Officer Southern California Coastal Water Research Project 7171 Fenwick Lane Westminster, CA 92683

Electronic submittals are preferred and should be addressed to: personnel@sccwrp.org

The expected start date for the position is early 2007. Applications will be considered until the position is filled. SCCWRP is an equal opportunity employer.

 

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