Assistant or Associate Professor - Bioinformatics

Park Superintendent VI - Northern & Inland Regional Administrators

Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control - Div. of Parks & Recreation (State)

Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (Private)

Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Fellowship at the University of Chicago

University of Chicago, Data Science Institute (Private)

1 Baxter Way (Thousand Oaks, California)

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (State)

NCC Staff Crew Lead (The Great Basin Institute)

Lochow Ranch Pond & Lake Management (Private)

Application Deadline :

09 / 30 / 2025

Published : 09 / 17 / 2025

Starting Date : after 9 / 16 / 2025

40 - 45

$45,000 to $60,000 per year

Education Required : High School Diploma

Experience Required :

at least 1 year

Location :

Lochow Ranch Pond & Lake Management (Private)

Park Superintendent VI

Join our two-time NRPA Gold Medal Award Winning and CAPRA-certified organization!

Delaware State Parks is seeking (2) leaders to oversee park operations in the Northern and Inland Ponds Regions. These positions manage the day-to-day operations of all the parks within their regions through the supervision of each park's superintendent. Responsibilities include visitor services, resource protection, interpretive programs, property management, revenue collection, concessions and maintenance. Regional administrators serve as liaisons between park operations and statewide resources, coordinating across marketing, cultural and natural resources, human resources, business affairs and planning and development. They also identify and prioritize capital improvements to support the long-term success of Delaware State Parks.

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State of Delaware Human Resources

contact via the web posting is preferred (see Details section)

Department : Natural Resources Department

Reports to : Environmental Services Manager

Salary Range : $19.52 to $27.32 per hour ($40,602 to $56,826) Annually

Status : Non-Exempt

Level : B24

Terms : Grant funded position

Opens : September 08, 2025

Closes : September 22, 2025

TO APPLY : Please submit LTBB Application Form, Resume, and Cover Letter by Email to hr@ltbbodawa-nsn.gov or via Fax, Mail, or In Person at our Human Resources office.

LTBB Application Form : https : / / ltbbodawa-nsn.gov / wp-content / uploads / 2021 / 03 / Employment-Application.pdf

SUMMARY : The Water Quality Specialist will be responsible for ensuring the protection and wise use of the LTBB's water resources through the monitoring and assessment of tribal water resources, the development of water quality standards, and the enforcement of regulations enacted to protect those water resources. The Water Quality Specialist will be charged with the administration and implementation of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grants, Bureau of Indian Affairs grants and any other grants pertaining to surface and ground water issues within and adjacent to the 1855 exterior reservation boundaries or Ceded Territory as needed.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES :

• Coordinate and perform activities associated with the collection of physical, biological, and chemical data in the field on LTBB water systems.
• Coordinate and perform activities associated with the monitoring, and assessment of selected wetland sites.
• Analyze surface water for chloride and total suspended solids in-house and coordinate contract and shipping of other water samples for external lab analysis.
• Sort macroinvertebrates to family and coordinate contract and shipping of samples for further identification by an external lab.
• Maintain, and manage all surface water data collected (download data from equipment, enter data into spreadsheets on LTBB network, and upload all data to the Environmental Protection Agency's National Database (WQX / CDX).
• Assist with analyzing water quality data.
• Manage water quality lab (order supplies, maintain equipment, point of contact for all lab-related issues).
• Perform routine maintenance of field and / or lab equipment used to implement the water quality monitoring plan.
• Complete and / or assist with developing, reviewing, and updating reports and plans required by grants (Performance Reports, QAPPs, Monitoring Strategy, Data Reporting, etc.)
• Work with WQB to assign water quality tasks to and oversee technicians / interns as needed.
• Assist with expanding water quality monitoring as needed based upon program goals.
• Manage, and / or assist with new projects, based upon the goals of the program to further knowledge on aquatic systems and / or restore sites (incl. experimental design, applying for grants, preparing budgets, reviewing invoices, meeting grant requirements).
• Attend meetings and trainings to update or acquire new skills.
• Complete Tribal program requirements including quarterly and annual reports.
• Provide technical support to other programs engaged in water related activities and assessments such as plant, wildlife or educational activities.
• Prepare and conduct education and outreach events and materials for the tribal and surrounding communities regarding water quality, Great Lakes, risks to aquatic systems, and related topics.
• May be required to assist other programs and perform other duties as needed.
• Present water quality work at partner meetings, community events, and conferences.
• Cooperation with and participation in water related activities and projects of other conservation agencies that affect water quality within and adjacent to reservation boundaries.
• Collaborate and represent LTBB on Tribal, local, state and federal workgroups, and / or projects pertaining to water resources in Indian Country.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE : Must possess a Bachelor of Science Degree in Limnology or Environmental Sciences or related science field and two (2) years of environmental field-related experience. One (1) year of that experience must be in a position equivalent to the Water Quality Biologist duties required.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES : Must have knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and be detailed oriented. Experience in an outdoor setting with boat and snowmobile operation required. Willingness to hike and carry heavy equipment for moderate distances. Knowledge of basic water quality concepts and G.I.S. and G.P.S. required. Macroinvertebrate and wetland plant identification skills required. Must be able to read, analyze and interpret common scientific and technical journals, be able to write scientific and quarterly reports and be able to effectively present information. Must be capable of empirical analysis and comprehension of symbolized information such as that found in formulas and graphs. Must be able to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical inference. Must be knowledgeable about Tribal, State, and Federal wetland and water laws and regulations. Experience using R preferred.

CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS : Will need a LTBB scientific collector's permit, which will be provided upon hire.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS : While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to use hands to finger, handle or feel and reach with hands and arms. The employee is required to sit and talk and hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl. The employee must occasionally lift and / or move up to 50 pounds (data collection equipment on land and off a boat or canoe).

WORK ENVIRONMENT : The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of the job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to outside weather conditions for long periods of time during all four seasons. Will work frequently on a boat, canoe, or kayak. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate.

COMMENTS : Indian (Native American) preference will apply. Must possess a valid Michigan driver's license with a good driving record, reliable transportation, and be insurable. Individuals must pass a thorough background investigation, including criminal and employment. Individual must have a positive job history including LTBB.

ABOUT US : On Sept. 21, 1994, the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (LTBB) was federally reaffirmed with the signing of Public Law 103-324. The Tribe is governed by a nine-member Tribal Council who serve staggered terms. The LTBB Government presently employs over 200 employees across more than 20 departments, ranging from Healthcare to Natural Resources.

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Qualifications :

1) Free housing is available on site

2) Starting Date : November 10th (flexible)

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Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Fellowship at the University of Chicago

University of Chicago, Data Science Institute (Private)

The University of Chicago : Physical Sciences Division : Data Science

Location : Chicago, IL

Open Date : Sep 10, 2025

Salary Range or Pay Grade : $87,418

Description

The Eric and Wendy Schmidt AI in Science Fellowship Program at the University of Chicago is seeking scholars who seek to advance and accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the natural sciences. Fellows will be appointed as Research Scientists and are afforded PI status for grant applications. This is a two-year appointment with possible renewal for a third year. Anticipated start date around September 1, 2026. Qualifications : Doctoral degree in the natural sciences, engineering, or related field completed before start of fellowship and earned no earlier than 2021.

Application Instructions : Applications reviewed starting October 13, 2025; apply online at http : / / apply.interfolio.com / 173322. Materials required include a cover letter, research statement, CV, three confidential letters of recommendation, and an additional confidential mentor letter. The University of Chicago is an equal opportunity employer.

1 Baxter Way (Thousand Oaks, California)

Job seekers in need of a reasonable accommodation to complete the application process should call 773-834-3988 or email equalopportunity@uchicago.edu.

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Compensation : Salary range based on geo-differentials : $63,000 - $71,000 National; $66,000 - $74,000 in Alaska, CA (not SF), Connecticut, D.C., Chicago, Oyster Bay, NY. Essential Functions include planning, funding, stakeholder engagement, reporting, and supervision.

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