Senior Program Manager

CEMML seeks a temporary, part-time Non-Student Hourly employee for a nine-month appointment supporting natural resource program management at Pohakuloa Training Area, Hawaii. Duties include conservation planning, regulatory compliance support, and coordination with program staff. Pay: $58.00 per hour. Appointment duration:
Nine months.

Schedule:

Part time; hours coordinated with the supervisor. Full consideration date:
October 7, 2026. CEMML is a research, education, and service unit within CSU’s Warner College of Natural Resources that supports natural and cultural resource management on military and other public lands.

• Support natural resource conservation activities and cooperative agreement requirements.
• Assist with work plans, budgets, schedules, and regulatory compliance.
• Provide technical guidance and coordinate assigned activities with CEMML and Army personnel.

Employment is contingent upon available funding and completion of applicable CSU background screening and installation-access requirements.

This position reports to David Jones, Principal Investigator, Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands (CEMML).

• Bachelor’s degree in natural resources, biology, or a related field.
• Relevant experience in natural resource program management and threatened or endangered species conservation.
• Knowledge of the Endangered Species Act and experience supporting environmental compliance.
• Ability to communicate effectively and coordinate assigned work.

• Experience supporting natural resource management on military lands.
• Familiarity with Hawaiian ecosystems and threatened or endangered species.
• Experience implementing Biological Opinions and coordinating conservation work with agency partners.

$58.00 per hour

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