Brown Environmental 13 is seeking qualified applicants to fill a seasonal technician position
summer 2021. The applicant should have field experience and the necessary skills to manage
bat acoustic surveys, manage data, and run acoustic analysis software programs. There may be
opportunities to assist with mist net, tracking, and cave surveys. This is a temporary position;
however, there is potential for an extension into fall surveys.
Job Description:
Applicants can expect to work long days with constant travel. This position requires lifting heavy
equipment, working and hiking in challenging environments, rugged and uneven terrain. Daily
duties include hiking equipment into remote sample sites, setting up acoustic equipment, data
management and preliminary software analysis, assisting with mist net, tracking, and camera
and cave surveys.
Minimum Qualifications:
➢ One year or more experience of setting up and managing bat acoustic surveys.
➢ Experience with managing acoustic data and running preliminary software analysis.
➢ Willing to travel for extended amounts of time.
➢ Available for survey season June - August 30. Start date negotiable.
➢ Good communication skills, concise data documentation, detail oriented, well organized,
self-motivated, positive attitude, professionalism, and a team member.
➢ Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
➢ Experience with GPS and hiking into remote locations with steep terrain
➢ Possess a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
➢ Not required: mist net and tracking experience a plus
• Salary: Commensurate with experience and qualifications.
• Location: Office based in Cary, North Carolina, travel throughout southeast.
• Accommodations: Lodging during travel is provided, and a meal stipend included
• Start date: As soon as possible.
To apply: send a cover letter, resume/CV, and 3 bat related references:
Attn: Dottie Brown
BrownENV13@gmail.com
summer 2021. The applicant should have field experience and the necessary skills to manage
bat acoustic surveys, manage data, and run acoustic analysis software programs. There may be
opportunities to assist with mist net, tracking, and cave surveys. This is a temporary position;
however, there is potential for an extension into fall surveys.
Job Description:
Applicants can expect to work long days with constant travel. This position requires lifting heavy
equipment, working and hiking in challenging environments, rugged and uneven terrain. Daily
duties include hiking equipment into remote sample sites, setting up acoustic equipment, data
management and preliminary software analysis, assisting with mist net, tracking, and camera
and cave surveys.
Minimum Qualifications:
➢ One year or more experience of setting up and managing bat acoustic surveys.
➢ Experience with managing acoustic data and running preliminary software analysis.
➢ Willing to travel for extended amounts of time.
➢ Available for survey season June - August 30. Start date negotiable.
➢ Good communication skills, concise data documentation, detail oriented, well organized,
self-motivated, positive attitude, professionalism, and a team member.
➢ Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
➢ Experience with GPS and hiking into remote locations with steep terrain
➢ Possess a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
➢ Not required: mist net and tracking experience a plus
• Salary: Commensurate with experience and qualifications.
• Location: Office based in Cary, North Carolina, travel throughout southeast.
• Accommodations: Lodging during travel is provided, and a meal stipend included
• Start date: As soon as possible.
To apply: send a cover letter, resume/CV, and 3 bat related references:
Attn: Dottie Brown
BrownENV13@gmail.com