Benefits

Relocation, Health and Life insurance, ample holiday/vacation, bonus plan for qualified candidates. 401(k) program pending.

Job Description

Work in the field and with clients to implement ecological restoration programs. 

Work Balance

Work consists of about 30% in-field project oversight and participation and 70% client development and project administration. Most projects take place in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland, New York, and Virginia. Home most evenings, with multi-day trips both in and out of state, and a few multi-week trips each year.

Requirements

This senior-level, permanent role calls for a broad range of experiences in habitat design, soil and hydrology restoration, streambank restoration, large-scale plantings, and invasive species management. Experience in applied research, team building, and budget management is also highly valued.

The successful candidate is a person that has decided they want to dedicate at least five years to bringing exciting, technically-challenging projects to life, building a network of collaborators, and working hard in the field. The successful candidate should also feel comfortable with playing a public-facing role on committees, at conferences, and in seminars.

We are hiring now. Salary commensurate with your experience and fit with our company mission.  Relocation to one of our field office locations in PA or NY is required unless you already live in one of our core service areas.

Bachelor's degree in any related field is preferred but not required if you have the right experience.

About Us

ArcheWild is a full-service ecological restoration firm serving the mid-Atlantic and New England for nearly 20 years, with an extensive client portfolio of state and federal agencies, conservancies, and private clients. wE design and implement stream/river, forest, meadow, and wetland restoration project plus the reimagining of large privately-owned farms. Known as a demanding yet supportive and open-minded employer, ArcheWild is dedicated to delivering exceptional experiences for its clients.

Key Responsibilities

• Work under the direction of a Project Manager to assist with the design, proposal, and implementation of restoration projects for your assigned region.
• High-volume planting, spraying, equipment operation, driving, cutting, and other field work in all-weather conditions
• Keeping your Project Manager apprised of your planned activities, field activities, and any client communication
• Lead tasks in the field, as directed by the Project Manager or Field Manager
• Contribute to the company’s ecological knowledgebase through the accurate and regular use of company software, particularly Collector™ and Evaluate™
• Maintain projects using our Project Management software, including project logs, planting logs, herbicide logs and other information as requested
• Actively participate in seed collection activities
• Actively participate in company communication systems and platforms, including but not limited to email, Teams, apps, and others as assigned.
• Maintain active licenses and certifications.
• All other duties as assigned

Skills and Qualifications (each will be tested during the interview process):

• Ability to identify native regional plant species and their proper habitats
• Ability to identify invasive species and prescribe the best means of suppressing them
• Ability to operate equipment and tools safely and efficiently
• Ability to effectively use and navigate Microsoft Office Software
• Current industry-related licenses, certificates, and trainings

To Apply

Please submit your resume and a cover letter that describes why you think this role is the best next step in your career. Feel free to also describe your detailed experiences with field ecology, native nursery operations, and other project management experience. Please submit your documents by using this APPLY HERE link.