Marinetech
Fishery Economist / Fishery Analyst
Marinetech, Juneau, Alaska, United States
Job Announcement
Company / Organization:
North Pacific Fishery Management Council Pay Rate:
$75,000 - $138,000 Type:
Full-time City:
Anchorage State:
Alaska Application Deadline:
06-Jun-22 Description: As a fishery economist or fishery analyst for the Council, you will lead the evaluation of economic and/or environmental impacts of proposed changes to the management of some of the nation's largest and most valuable commercial fisheries, the groundfish and crab fisheries off Alaska. Your work has a meaningful impact, as it supports decision-making by the Council based on the best available science which connects directly to the on-the-water implementation of measures to conserve and sustain fisheries, fishermen and communities, marine resources, and ecosystems. Key Responsibilities: Prepare and contribute to a variety of regulatory impact analyses, environmental impact assessments, discussion papers and reports to assist the Council in developing fisheries policy and amending fishery management plans. Conduct critical reviews of other analyses developed in support of plans. Act in an advisory capacity in discussions with the Council or the Council's committees on matters relating to the impacts of proposed fishery management regulations. Present and defend results of analyses, discussion papers, or committee meetings to the Council, advisory committees and public. Work independently and as a team with other Council analysts, and in collaboration with staff from the cooperating agencies. Attend Council meetings, public hearings, and other meetings, including travel as required. Requirements: Excellent written and oral communicator with the ability to write clearly and succinctly. Experience in the compilation and/or review of environmental assessments or environmental/economic analyses supporting regulatory actions is a plus. Master's degree or higher in resource economics, fisheries science, resource management, public policy, or other related discipline; education may be substituted with 3 or more years of professional experience in research and analysis related to fisheries or other renewable natural resources. Independent and adaptable; resourceful and self-directed with a strong sense of ownership for responsibilities. Ability to work professionally with people from diverse scientific and technical backgrounds. Familiarity with fisheries law and knowledge of the various laws pertaining to management of the fishing industry and environmental/regulatory review. Point of Contact:
Diana Evans
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Company / Organization:
North Pacific Fishery Management Council Pay Rate:
$75,000 - $138,000 Type:
Full-time City:
Anchorage State:
Alaska Application Deadline:
06-Jun-22 Description: As a fishery economist or fishery analyst for the Council, you will lead the evaluation of economic and/or environmental impacts of proposed changes to the management of some of the nation's largest and most valuable commercial fisheries, the groundfish and crab fisheries off Alaska. Your work has a meaningful impact, as it supports decision-making by the Council based on the best available science which connects directly to the on-the-water implementation of measures to conserve and sustain fisheries, fishermen and communities, marine resources, and ecosystems. Key Responsibilities: Prepare and contribute to a variety of regulatory impact analyses, environmental impact assessments, discussion papers and reports to assist the Council in developing fisheries policy and amending fishery management plans. Conduct critical reviews of other analyses developed in support of plans. Act in an advisory capacity in discussions with the Council or the Council's committees on matters relating to the impacts of proposed fishery management regulations. Present and defend results of analyses, discussion papers, or committee meetings to the Council, advisory committees and public. Work independently and as a team with other Council analysts, and in collaboration with staff from the cooperating agencies. Attend Council meetings, public hearings, and other meetings, including travel as required. Requirements: Excellent written and oral communicator with the ability to write clearly and succinctly. Experience in the compilation and/or review of environmental assessments or environmental/economic analyses supporting regulatory actions is a plus. Master's degree or higher in resource economics, fisheries science, resource management, public policy, or other related discipline; education may be substituted with 3 or more years of professional experience in research and analysis related to fisheries or other renewable natural resources. Independent and adaptable; resourceful and self-directed with a strong sense of ownership for responsibilities. Ability to work professionally with people from diverse scientific and technical backgrounds. Familiarity with fisheries law and knowledge of the various laws pertaining to management of the fishing industry and environmental/regulatory review. Point of Contact:
Diana Evans
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