The work includes developing and implementing on bottom and off bottom oyster aquaculture shellfish methods/techniques for harvester/farmers. Interpreting rules and procedures related to harvest and handling of shellfish; planning, assigning and reviewing the work of technical employees performing general or specialized. activities. Although the programs may vary from bureau and office, they are multi-faceted and have local, state, regional, and national economic and environmental impact.
The work involves formulating, initiating, directing, controlling and implementing Shellfish Resource Management and Oyster Aquaculture programs through subordinate personnel and requires technical education and/or expertise in the unique program areas assigned. The incumbent recommends substantive program policy in accordance with state and federal regulations and decisions of the Advisory Commission on Marine Resources and provides input into significant Department operations. Coordination of the work with other offices, bureaus, and divisions within the Department and with other control authorities and special interest groups is required.
The work is subject to periodic review by an Environmental/Natural Resources Specialist Team Lead to whom the incumbent reports. This is a time-limited position.
What you’ll need to be Successful
Knowledge of on-bottom and off-bottom shellfish methods. Good communication skills and a variety of functions are essential to adequately perform in this position.
Preferred Qualifications
Requires a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of 2 years’ experience.
Salary range: $40,286.40 – $44,315.04
Application deadline: September 30, 2026
