We're Hiring!
At BEC, our clients, our communities, and our team take priority. We’re committed to quality and provide excellent value to clients with efficient, creative, and ethical approaches to projects.
Are you passionate about making a difference in the environment? Apply for the positions below on LinkedIn or Indeed and become a part of the BEC Team.
Desert Tortoise Biologist
Required: Bachelor's Degree in Biology or closely related field
Seeking a biologist or wildlife ecologist with knowledge of and field experience with Great Basin and Mojave Desert flora and fauna, including at least 4 years of experience with conducting surveys for state and/or federally protected species, including at least 2 years of experience with the desert tortoise, as well as interest in developing all or portions of survey reports, biological assessments, NEPA documents, conservation/mitigation plans, and other related documents.
Responsibilities would include conducting and/or leading surveys for desert tortoises, migratory birds, non-native/noxious weeds, rare/protected plants, and other natural resources. Would include oversight and management of mitigation implementation, monitoring compliance with mitigation for construction projects, collection/management of data, and development of biological resource reports and other environmental documents under the supervision of a Project Manager and/or Senior Biologist.
The ideal candidate is willing to cross-train into other areas of environmental consulting, including supporting Phase 1 and 2 Environmental Site Assessments, hazardous material surveys and monitoring, grant application development, agency/public outreach, and/or proposal development.
Desert Biologist / Botanist
Preferred: Bachelor's Degree in Biology or closely related field
Seeking a biologist, botanist,
or Plant Ecologist with knowledge of and field experience with Great Basin and
Mojave Desert flora and fauna, as well as interest in developing all or
portions of survey reports, biological assessments, NEPA documents,
conservation/mitigation plans, and other related documents. Responsibilities may
include conducting surveys for rare/protected plants, non-native/noxious weeds,
migratory birds, desert tortoises, and other natural resources. Additional
responsibilities may include implementing mitigation and monitoring compliance
for construction projects, collection/management of data, and development of
biological resource reports and other environmental reports under the
supervision of a Project Manager and/or Senior Biologist.
The ideal candidate is
willing to cross-train into other areas of environmental consulting, including supporting
Phase 1 and 2 Environmental Site Assessments, hazardous material surveys and
monitoring, grant application development, agency/public outreach, and proposal
development. Assignments will require driving unmaintained roads, and hiking in
rugged terrain in remote locations in extreme weather conditions. Assignments
may require innovative project planning and implementation, as well as strict
adherence to regulatory requirements; independent assignments in remote
locations; and working as part of an interdisciplinary team.
