An experienced person is sought to be the National Park Services (NPS) GIS Specialist on a joint NPS and Fish and Wildlife Service interdisciplinary team evaluating and contributing to ecosystem restoration efforts in south Florida. The incumbent will work with ecologists, biologists, engineers, attorneys, private citizens, resource managers, and other professionals in developing, managing, coordinating, and implementing a Geographic Information System (GIS) to assist in the evaluation of impacts to the Everglades ecosystem due to changes in water quality, hydrology, and other human-related impacts. Job location is Boynton Beach, FL, at the A.R.M. Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. Job requirements: US citizenship; a four-year or higher degree in an appropriate discipline, or equivalent combination of education and experience; and one year of specialized experience or substitutable education. Salary: $55,570 - $72,243 per year. Closing date: September 18, 2007. Apply at www.usajobs.gov, Vacancy Announcement Number HRF 07-138. For detailed information and application questions, contact Jessica Jones, HR Specialist, (303) 987-6966. For questions related to specific job duties, contact Nick Aumen, Aquatic Ecologist, 561 735-6001 or [EMAIL PROTECTED] The National Park Service is an Equal Opportunity employer.
