Associate Biologist

Pacific Federal Management•Tamuning, GU

About The Position

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Associate Biologist to support environmental and ecological projects across Guam. This role involves assisting with field surveys, data collection and analysis, technical reporting, and regulatory compliance efforts. The ideal candidate is adaptable, safety-conscious, and passionate about environmental stewardship, with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively in dynamic field and office settings.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Science, Ecology, or a related field
1–3 years of relevant experience in biological fieldwork, environmental consulting, or ecological restoration (internships may be considered)
Familiarity with environmental regulations such as NEPA, the Endangered Species Act, and the Clean Water Act
Basic proficiency in GIS, GPS data collection, and Microsoft Office Suite
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work in physically demanding outdoor environments under varying weather conditions
Valid driver’s license and ability to obtain base access/clearances as required
Ability to identify local flora and fauna
Understanding of habitat restoration and conservation principles
Strong organizational and time management skills
Detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple priorities
Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Nice To Haves

Experience working in tropical or island ecosystems
Familiarity with Guam’s environmental regulations, permitting processes, and native species
Experience supporting federally funded or Department of Defense (DoD) projects

Responsibilities

Assist in conducting biological field surveys, including vegetation mapping, wildlife monitoring, and habitat assessments
Collect, manage, and interpret ecological and environmental data using GPS, GIS, and field tools
Support preparation of technical reports, including biological assessments, environmental impact analyses, and permitting documentation
Assist in monitoring ecological restoration and mitigation projects
Ensure all data collection and reporting comply with applicable federal, local, and territorial environmental regulations
Support senior biologists and project managers with field coordination, logistics, and deliverables
Maintain accurate and organized field records and documentation
Participate in safety briefings and adhere to all safety protocols during field and office work
Interface with regulatory agencies (e.g., Guam EPA, Department of Agriculture, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) under supervision
Collaborate on projects involving military installations, community stakeholders, and environmental partners