Biological Science Technician jobs open at the SBSC
We're hiring! There are four Biological Science Technician jobs open at the SBSC. Please click on the job links for more information & to apply.
Biological Science Technician (Wildlife) – GS05. This job closes on Friday 3/08/2024 - apply now!
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/779347400
We are hiring for this position in both the Flagstaff, Arizona and Moab, Utah office. You can select to apply to a single location or both. This job is full time for a year and can be renewed for another year. The work is related to studying upland habitats in Southwestern drylands managed for multiple uses.
Biological Science Technician/Field Assistant – GG05
https://www.indeed.com/job/biological-science-technician-field-assistant-b1af2cd2c2d21e39
This position is based in Flagstaff, Arizona with the majority of fieldwork at a large solar energy facility in the Mojave Desert of Nevada. The primary field season will run mid-March through May. Research activities include plant identification, soil sampling, and careful data collection as part of a research crew in a rugged and challenging desert environment. This is a seasonal position meaning the employee cannot work more than 180 days or 1039 hours, whichever comes first, in a calendar year. The position can be renewed for multiple years.
Biological Science Technician/Field Assistant (Wildlife) – GG05
https://www.indeed.com/job/biological-science-technician-field-assistant-wildlife-8836ff94154fa3c4
This position is based in Flagstaff, Arizona with the majority of fieldwork in the Sonoran and Mojave Deserts of California at long-term desert tortoise study sites. This is a seasonal position meaning the employee cannot work more than 180 days or 1039 hours, whichever comes first, in a calendar year. The position can be renewed for multiple years.
Biological Science Technician/Field Assistant – GG06
https://www.indeed.com/job/biological-science-technician-field-assistant-moab-ut-a82e9d236508982a
This position is based in Moab, Utah with fieldwork throughout the Colorado Plateau (Utah, Colorado) and New Mexico. This is a seasonal position that runs April through November. The work is related to studying upland habitats in Southwestern drylands managed for multiple uses.
