Wetland Specialist

If your ideal workspaces are the great outdoors and the open road, our Alabama-based offices have a need you can fill.

TTL, a steadily growing engineering design firm – now more than 450 employees strong – needs a wetland specialist to join our Alabama team. In this role, we need someone who is comfortable with traveling and can take charge of aquatic resource delineations and assessments in diverse environments. You’ll be tasked with monitoring and reporting on stream and wetland mitigation and restoration projects. Conducting habitat surveys for threatened and endangered species is a must, and achieving this may require coordination with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies to secure the proper natural resource permit requirements.

We know it’s a tall order, but if you’re up to the challenge of protecting our clients as much as our natural resources, then we’re here to support you in every way we can.

With TTL, you’ll be entitled to excellent employee benefits, a robust health and dental plan, vision insurance, 401(k), flexible spending accounts, and generous paid time off (PTO) accrual. So, whenever you’re ready, go to ttlusa.com/careers and prepare to jumpstart your career.

Build your Foundation. Build your Future. Build your Legacy.

Come to TTL.

Requirements

• BS (MS preferred) in environmental science, biology, ecology or a related field
• Three or more years of progressive work experience conducting wetland/stream delineations with minimal supervision using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual and Regional Supplements
• At least one year serving as the field lead conducting delineations
• Knowledge of flora, fauna, and soils of the southeastern U.S.
• Strong technical writing skills
• Travel, as needed
• Able to conduct field work year-round in various weather and field conditions
• Prioritize multiple on-going projects with competing deadlines
• Strong attention to detail

Preferences

• Demonstrated experience in Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi
• Professional certifications/licensure such as professional wetland scientist, certified ecological restoration practitioner, protected species collections permits, or “in-training” status
• Documented wetland delineation training and other supporting training courses
• Relevant project experience documenting your abilities to take a project from field work to permitting

Job Type: Full-time