PCMM - Biology Field Technician

• Conduct post-construction mortality monitoring beneath operating wind turbines. • Identify bird and bat carcasses discovered on-site. • Accurately collect data on all bird and bat fatalities. • Conduct bias trials, including searcher efficiency and carcass persistence trials. • Work in varied outdoor conditions, including inclement weather and uneven terrain. • Drive and navigate using a 4WD vehicle in off-road or seasonal road conditions. • Use a compass, GPS device, range finder, iPad, and digital cameras during fieldwork. • Adhere to safety protocols, including defensive driving and facility-specific guidelines. • Follow all Atwell safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment. • Demonstrate good judgment to work safely and efficiently. • Additional related tasks may be assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree in natural resources, wildlife management, wildlife biology, or equivalent. • Experience with or interest in bats and/or birds is preferred; enthusiastic workers are encouraged to apply. • Strong bat and bird identification skills a plus, but not required. • Use a variety of programs to complete tasks including Microsoft Teams, Survey123, and ESRI Field Maps. • Detail-oriented with the ability to work independently, follow standardized protocols, and maintain a positive attitude. • Effective and professional communication with supervisors, project managers, biologists, technicians, clients, and landowners. • Must have the ability to walk long distances in variable conditions (e.g., extreme heat/cold, high winds, uneven terrain). • Must be comfortable with typical hazards of an outdoors environment (e.g., hazardous wildlife, biting insects, sharp vegetation). • Must hold a current driver’s license in good standing. **Please note this is a temporary position and does not include benefits.** If this position becomes full-time, benefits would then be provided.

• Competitive hourly wage plus overtime pay. • Vehicle provided for work-related travel.