City of Nashua NH is searching for a Environmental Scientist / Waterways Manager. https://www.applitrack.com/nashua/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Professionals
POSITION: Environmental Scientist / Waterways Manager DEPARTMENT: Community Development AFFILIATION: Unaffiliated GRADE: Grade 16, salary dependent upon experience PRIMARY DUTIES The Environmental Scientist/Waterways Manager serves as the resident expert on matters regarding waterways, energy infrastructure, and hydroelectric operations within the City of Nashua. Reporting to the Director of Community Development, the Environmental Scientist will lead the City to a higher level of understanding and commitment to the City’s potential use of waterways, water bodies and related resource preservation, energy infrastructure, conservation, and development potential. Primary responsibilities include oversight of two operating hydro facilities, regulatory compliance with state and/or federal environmental programs and permits, management of invasive species, watershed health monitoring and project review, emergency preparedness in relation to flood control and related water and stormwater infrastructure, floodplain management, grant writing, project management, public education, and support of the Environment and Energy Committee with administrative tasks and implementation of projects. QUALIFICATIONS Must possess 5 to 8 years related work experience. A Bachelor’s degree in a related Environmental Science or Engineering discipline, and City/Urban Planning and Business coursework is preferred. Must possess computer literacy to perform the requirements of this position, including GIS/ArcView and all necessary software. The best qualified candidates will possess: Expertise on matters regarding waterways and waterbodies on a wide range of topics, requiring a background in hydrology, environmental science, geography, renewable energy, engineering, planning, natural resources, project management, and wetlands; Hydroelectric plant operations experience; Project management expertise; Knowledge/training in real estate development, economic development, EPA, FERC, and environmental issues; Knowledge of applicable Local, State and Federal regulations pertaining to waterways; Ability to effectively communicate and coordinate a wide variety of projects; and “Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM)” designation. A combination of experience and education will be considered. . APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Cover letter, resume, and application must be submitted using the City’s online application system at http://applitrack.com/nashua/onlineapp/ APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL SUITABLE CANDIDATE IS FOUND. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER (RECRUITMENT SHALL BE CONSISTENT WITH ALL STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS ) 7-24-18