Fisheries Technician (electrofishing)

What You’ll Do
● Conduct electrofishing surveys and fisheries assessments using company equipment
● Collect, record, and analyze biological data to support fisheries management
recommendations
● Accurately identify freshwater fish species common to Georgia and the Southeast
● Prepare clear, professional written reports for clients and internal teams
● Communicate assessment findings and recommended next steps in a client-facing
manner
● Safely operate and maintain boats, electrofishing equipment, trucks, and trailers
● Support fish stocking, fish transport, habitat enhancement, aeration, and fountain
projects
● Maintain accurate service notes, records, and opportunities within company CRM
systems
● Perform fieldwork in varying weather and environmental conditions
● Travel overnight as needed (approximately 1–2 times per month)
● Assist in other areas as needed, including fish stocking.

Who We’re Looking For

● Bachelor’s degree in Fisheries Management, Biology, Environmental Science, Natural
Resources, or a related field
● Strong foundational knowledge of freshwater fish species identification
● Willingness to work outdoors and perform physically demanding fieldwork
● Ability to perform physical duties including standing, walking, bending, lifting up to 50 lbs,
and working from boats, uneven terrain, and in and near bodies of water.
● Professional, client-focused communicator who is dependable and comfortable working
independently
● Strong written, verbal, and organizational skills
● Ability to follow established procedures while managing time effectively in the field
● Valid Georgia driver’s license with an acceptable driving record