Field Biologist

Dudek

. Conduct site assessments, surveys, and habitat evaluations for common and special-status plant and wildlife species .

Posted 11/4/2026part-timeUnited StatesJunior💰 $42 - $68 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in conducting site assessments, habitat evaluations, and wetland delineations while adhering to environmental regulations. Possesses strong botanical knowledge and the ability to identify plant and wildlife species specific to Oregon and Washington.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Bachelor's Degree In BiologyField Experience In Biological Resource ManagementKnowledge Of Oregon And Washington WildlifeStrong Botanical KnowledgeProfessional Wetland Scientist Certification

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Hard Skills

Site AssessmentsHabitat EvaluationsWetland DelineationsSpecies-Specific Survey ProtocolsBotanical IdentificationMobile Device Note TakingField Support ProjectsEnvironmental Regulations UnderstandingDichotomous Key Usage4-Wheel-Drive Experience

Soft Skills

Team CollaborationIndependent WorkAttention To Detail

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS)Wetland Professionals In Training (WPIT)

Industry Keywords

Environmental ScienceBiological Resource ManagementPacific NorthwestUtility InfrastructureRenewable Energy GenerationField SupportEnvironmental Permits

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct site assessments, surveys, and habitat evaluations for common and special-status plant and wildlife species
Map vegetation communities
Conduct wetland delineations pursuant to federal and state requirements
Record and take notes on a mobile device
Follow Dudek and project site safety protocols
Hike long distances in potentially inclement weather, heat, and rough terrain
Provide as-needed field support for projects in Oregon and Washington, including utility infrastructure upgrades and renewable energy generation and storage
Assist with reporting when applicable
Work independently and as part of a team

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in biology, environmental science, or other related field; OR a minimum of 1-3 years demonstrated field experience in biological resource management and surveying
6+ years of experience for field support projects in the Pacific Northwest
Knowledge of and ability to identify Oregon and Washington wildlife and/or plant species
Valid driver’s license
Active personal automobile liability insurance by the first day of employment
2-6+ years of experience in environmental field settings in Oregon and Washington preferred
Understanding of and familiarity with environmental regulations and permits preferred
Strong botanical knowledge, including identifying common and rare plant species and/or using dichotomous keys to identify Pacific Northwest plants preferred
Experience executing species-specific survey protocols preferred
4-wheel-drive experience preferred
Professional Wetland Scientists (PWS) or Wetland Professionals in Training (WPIT) preferred
Must pass a pre-employment drug test and background check
Must have U.S. work authorization

Benefits

Comp & perks

401(k) plan
Sick leave
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Option of medical benefits, subject to minimum hours worked during the 12-month look back measurement period
Option of ESOP participation, subject to minimum hours worked during the 12-month look back measurement period