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FIELD TECHNICIANS
Underwood & Associates (U&A) is seeking Field Technicians for stream restoration and stormwater management construction. Job sites are located in Anne Arundel County, Washington, DC, the eastern shore, and other areas. Experience with outdoor construction, heavy equipment operation, landscaping, and related skills are preferred.
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Rate: $15 and up, based on experience.
E-mail heather.johnson@ecosystemrestoration.com to apply for the position or for more information.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINeer / ecological engineer / project manager
Underwood & Associates (U&A) is seeking a motivated Water Resources Engineer/Ecological Engineer/Project Manager to support our design and permitting efforts for stream restoration, living shorelines, wetland creation, and habitat restoration projects. If you have value to offer and a passion for ecological resources, we offer a tremendous opportunity for professional growth. You will be given the opportunity to participate in rewarding work and your efforts will directly impact both the value of the company, and our surrounding environment.
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Job Description:
The selected candidate will join a team to support our design and construction efforts. Prior experience is required. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a broad variety of efforts. Duties will include but are not limited to:
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Watershed delineation and characterization
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Hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and modeling
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Drafting of technical/engineering reports
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Project design and grading
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Permit preparation and submittal
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Responding to agency comments
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Meeting with clients and regulators
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Stormwater design and retrofit
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TMDL and MS4 accounting
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Construction oversight and support
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Management and oversight of small team
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E-mail heather.johnson@ecosystemrestoration.com to apply for the position or for more information.
Summer 2025 Science & Research Internship
Description:
Underwood & Associates is seeking inquisitive, ambitious, and flexible undergraduate students or recent graduates to participate in our summer Science Internship program. The program is designed for young professionals to learn about the principles and practices of ecosystem restoration, and to gain hands-on experience with the process of scientific research. Interns will research aspects of stream-wetland restorations or constructed living shorelines, and address pertinent questions about the efficacy and outcomes of ecological restoration. The work that interns complete helps Underwood & Associates to expand our knowledge base of restoration science, deepen our understanding of the effects of restoration on ecosystems, and move us closer to answering important questions about our environment. An internship with Underwood & Associates offers opportunities for learning new scientific research skills, gaining experience in the restoration industry, and participating in rewarding work.
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Qualifications:
Qualified applicants should possess an interest in and passion for any of the following fields: environmental science, ecosystem restoration, wetland science, hydrology, ecology, biology, botany, geographical science, or any similar field. Prior experience with the scientific process is not required. The internship experience entails designing and executing an independent scientific research project from start to finish. Projects and work may include fieldwork outdoors, laboratory work, and data synthesis. In addition to completing research projects, interns will also participate in regular company operations, such as ongoing monitoring and research, laboratory meetings, and outreach activities. Duties may include, but are not limited to:
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Literature review & research
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Asking scientific questions & formation of hypotheses
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Experimental & methodological design
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Field work & data collection
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Data analysis & interpretation
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Presentation of findings & creation of a scientific report
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Details:
While research projects will be primarily self-directed, interns will be mentored by the science team and also have the guidance of staff at Underwood & Associates during the experience. This is a paid position, and interns will be paid a weekly stipend for their work. The internship is a 12 week (3 months) long position that runs from the start of June to the end of August. Specific start and end dates are flexible and will be determined based on intern availability. The internship is based in Millersville, Maryland, but there are opportunities available for the intern to work remotely, if desired. Currently, housing is not able to be provided for interns.
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Applying:
The deadline to apply for the Underwood & Associates summer 2025 Science Internship is February 28th, 2025. To apply, e-mail your résumé and cover letter to Camille Calure: camille@ecosystemrestoration.com. For more information or any inquiries, contact Camille.
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Underwood & Associates is committed to combining the needs of a developing society with an adjusting environment. As a design/build firm we provide environmental engineering services and field construction services to restore the native interconnected hydrologic cycles through sand seepage wetland and stream restoration. For more information visit: www.ecosystemrestoration.com.