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The Landscape Arborist - Estimator position is a full-time role based in San Jose, CA, where the individual will be responsible for assessing new tree care projects, estimating costs and timeframes for completion, and preparing bids for potential clients. This role requires a comprehensive understanding of various tree species, a solid background in tree trimming and maintenance, and the ability to evaluate the scope of work for tree removal, pruning, or treatment. The successful candidate will work closely with clients to communicate project details and provide accurate estimates, ensuring that all bids are competitive and profitable. In this role, the Arborist will visit client sites to assess tree work requirements, which may include tree trimming, removal, and pruning. They will need to estimate the time, labor, and materials required for each project, taking into account the species, size, and complexity of the work involved. The Arborist will also be responsible for identifying different tree species and their specific care needs, making recommendations based on tree health and client preferences. A strong emphasis will be placed on collaboration with the tree care crew and project managers to ensure that estimates align with available resources and team capabilities. The position also requires the Arborist to provide detailed reports and documentation of estimates and bids to the operations team for review and approval. The ideal candidate will have at least 3-5 years of hands-on experience in tree trimming, pruning, or removal, along with prior experience estimating or bidding for landscape or tree care jobs. Knowledge of Arbor Note and similar tree estimating software is preferred, as is a strong knowledge of tree species common to the Bay Area and their maintenance needs. Excellent communication skills are essential for explaining project estimates and recommendations clearly to clients, along with a keen attention to detail in assessing tree conditions and project requirements.