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Strong understanding of scientific sampling methodologies and the state-of-science on a broad range of terrestrial, wildlife, soil, and water quality issues. Understanding of federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations pertinent to agriculture, water quality and related environmental sciences including USDA, ESA, NEPA, and Clean Water Act in the U.S. and similar laws and regulations in other countries.
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Performing calculations such as those related to survey, traffic forecasting, soil capacity, groundwater flow, and quantity of materials. MassDOT’s divisions include: Highway, Registry of Motor Vehicles, Aeronautics, and Rail & Transit.
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Analyzes data in open source platforms including in R. Processing plant and soil samples for pigment and nutrient analyses using a variety of techniques including high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) and other analytical methods.
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Performing analyses related to soil settlement, slope stability, soil dynamics, and groundwater flow and seepage. Typical project work includes: Leading and directing engineering investigations, analyses, and design of structures that include deep and shallow foundations, ground improvement systems, earth retaining structures, excavation support systems, and adjacent construction.
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Experience with Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments and/or site investigations, collecting soil and groundwater samples, logging soil borings, installing and developing monitoring wells, data analysis is a plus.
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We prefer candidates with certifications such as Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS), Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner (CERP), Certified Soil Scientist (CSS), Certified Wildlife Biologist (CWB), or Certified Erosion, Sediment, & Storm Water Inspector (CESSWI.
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Design of waterfront structures; and planning and design of dam removal / stream restoration projects. Executing engineering analyses such as seepage and slope stability analyses of embankment dams and levees, toe drain and filter designs, gravity dam stability analyses, etc.
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The ideal candidate is a strong individual contributor (level flexible) who will have demonstrated expertise in genetically engineering filamentous fungi, knowledge of CRISPR and/or RNAi, and creative problem solving.
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Contribute to the islands food security, soil conservation, and regeneration. Gain experience in the maintenance, design, and implementation of sustainable agriculture systems and permaculture systems.
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Perform various types of engineering analyses and design associated with deep and shallow foundations, earth retaining structures, excavation support systems, soil settlement, slope stability, soil dynamics and earthquake engineering, groundwater flow and seepage, earthen embankments/dams/reservoirs, tunnels, and asphalt and concrete pavement.
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Planting: Preparing soil and planting flowers, shrubs, hedges, trees, and grass. Lawn care: Mowing, edging, trimming, and watering lawns, fields, and turf grounds. Snow removal: Shoveling sidewalks, steps, and doorways, and operating a snowblower or snow plow to clear roads, driveways, and parking lots.
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At Drumlin Farm, we are committed to producing high quality food while keeping in mind the health of the soil, watershed, and the habitats of our wildlife sanctuary. We seek hard-working individuals with an interest in local food systems and sustainable agriculture to join our team for the 2024 season.
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The work we do covers wetland and wildlife science, ecological restoration, regulatory compliance, environmental permitting , site assessment, remediation, and other ways we support client work with state and local governments, utilities, private clients, industry, colleges, and hospitals.
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Whether overseas or on home soil, the men and women of our military such as yourself deserve to be recognized for what you are: team-oriented, hardworking leaders. We’ve seen the nation evolve and events that have affected the lives of Americans: from the Civil War, to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, to the 1929 stock market crash, to September 11, 2001, to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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These areas include, but are not limited to: water quality, air quality, soil, survey, and telemetry. This also includes packing equipment, preparing packing lists and calibration reports and appropriate paperwork.
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