Jobs at EdLogical Group/Point Quest Education

The Turf Products Manager role leads sales and product strategy for native turf seed solutions within the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector. Reporting to Sales & Business Development, the position involves managing a regional portfolio, developing go-to-market plans, and training the sales team on technical product details. Key responsibilities include conducting market analysis, overseeing pricing and forecasting, and collaborating with R&D to ensure products meet ecological and performance standards. The role appeals to professionals passionate about sustainability, biodiversity, and habitat restoration, offering the chance to drive meaningful environmental impact. The position requires regional travel to support landscape, sports turf, and restoration clients and is based on a hybrid model combining office work with field engagement.

This DOD SkillBridge internship places transitioning service members within Matrix Design Group's Government Consulting Services Center of Excellence. The role involves conducting research, writing technical reports, and supporting process improvement initiatives for Department of Defense and local government clients. Key responsibilities include data analysis, stakeholder engagement, project management assistance, and proposal development. The position is appealing due to Matrix's employee-owned culture, which fosters diversity and offers comprehensive benefits including an ESOP and professional development opportunities. While based in Colorado Springs, Denver, Phoenix, or San Antonio, remote arrangements are considered, and the role may require occasional travel to project sites.

This part-time Outdoor Educator role supports the Mobile Engagement team at The Trustees of Reservations, focusing on connecting urban youth in New Bedford and Fall River to nature. The position involves developing and delivering pop-up nature-based play and educational programs, managing event logistics and safety, and driving a commercial van to various community sites. Key responsibilities include recruiting volunteers, coordinating with partners, and collecting program data. The role appeals to those passionate about conservation and working with children, offering the chance to foster a lifelong love of the outdoors in underserved communities. The position provides flexible seasonal hours from February to September, paid sick time, and free access to conservation properties and cultural institutions.

The Engineering Intern role at Veolia's SEED program offers a 12-week hands-on experience focused on sustainability and ecological transformation at a hazardous waste plant construction site. Interns from mechanical, chemical, or instrumentation engineering backgrounds will support end-of-construction tasks and commissioning activities while collaborating with senior engineers across multiple functional groups. Key responsibilities include executing process improvement tasks, analyzing data to provide recommendations, and ensuring projects adhere to safety and design standards. The position provides unique visibility into engineering, procurement, and operations, fostering professional growth through mentorship and industry networking. This opportunity is ideal for students seeking tangible field experience in a collaborative environment dedicated to meaningful environmental impact.

The Ecological Monitoring and Management Crew Member role supports The Nature Conservancy's mission by assisting with Community Health Index monitoring to guide forest management decisions. Key responsibilities include identifying native and non-native plant species, managing noxious weeds and brush, maintaining equipment, and operating vehicles in remote locations. The position offers the appeal of working on a meaningful conservation mission within a collaborative team environment that values diversity and inclusion. Crew members receive housing and have opportunities for professional growth while contributing to the protection of lands and waters. The role is based in Van Buren, Missouri, with frequent travel to remote sites and potential camping, requiring physical stamina and the ability to work in variable weather conditions.

The University of Hawai'i at Manoa seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor of Marine Biology within the School of Life Sciences to lead an integrative research program focused on how marine organisms respond to environmental change. The role involves developing an externally funded research agenda, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students, and teaching core courses in marine biology. This tenure-track position offers the opportunity to work at a premier research university with a unique commitment to Native Hawaiian culture and values. The position is based on the Manoa campus and emphasizes collaboration with local agencies and global change initiatives.

The Marine Services Biology Field Technician is a full-time seasonal role within the Marine Services department at EnviroScience, Inc., designed for recent or current natural science students. The position focuses on conducting freshwater mussel surveys and ecological assessments across the eastern United States. Key responsibilities include collecting and processing biological and water quality data, identifying mussel species using taxonomic guides, and managing field data electronically. The role offers hands-on experience in diverse field conditions, including adverse weather and remote locations, while also providing opportunities to assist with habitat restoration and species inventory projects. This position is ideal for individuals seeking practical field experience in a collaborative team environment with a focus on ecosystem health and environmental compliance.

The Endangered Species Assessment Expert role is based in Indianapolis, IN, within the Ecotoxicology Team at Corteva Agriscience. This position supports the regulatory registration of crop protection products by conducting specialized endangered species assessments and interpreting ecotoxicological data. Key responsibilities include advising on risk assessment approaches, preparing reports for regulatory agencies, and representing the company at external scientific conferences. The role offers opportunities for scientific growth through cross-functional projects and collaboration with global teams. It is appealing for its mission-driven focus on advancing agriculture and environmental safety, supported by comprehensive benefits including paid time off, parental leave, and professional development. The position requires minimal domestic travel and involves close interaction with regulatory scientists and industry associations.

This seasonal field role supports an environmental consulting team conducting ecological monitoring at a wind energy facility near Keyser, West Virginia. The position focuses on fatality monitoring for bird and bat species, including conducting carcass persistence trials and collecting precise field data using GPS units and tablets. Key responsibilities involve walking extensive terrain in varying weather conditions, identifying wildlife, and maintaining equipment while working independently. The opportunity appeals to those passionate about conservation by offering comprehensive training, housing reimbursement for qualified non-local candidates, and a collaborative culture dedicated to environmental stewardship. The role requires physical stamina for outdoor work and a valid driver's license, with a start date in June 2026.

The Corman Harriman Outdoor Center Manager leads operations at a premier Appalachian Mountain Club facility in Harriman State Park, serving as a key liaison for conservation and recreation programs. This full-time role involves supervising and training staff, managing daily finances and budgets, and ensuring the safety and maintenance of the grounds, kitchen, and guest areas. The position requires overseeing meal services, retail sales, and seasonal programming while acting as the primary contact for various AMC departments. The role is appealing for its deep connection to nature, offering a unique opportunity to live on-site in a shared cabin and support the organization's mission of outdoor education and environmental stewardship. The position operates year-round with seasonal location adjustments and requires flexibility for 24/7 coverage during the open season.

This remote Environmental Analyst role supports the NOAA Fisheries Alaska Region in fulfilling Endangered Species Act responsibilities. The position involves conducting Section 7 consultations to evaluate federal actions on threatened and endangered species, analyzing impacts of coastal and marine activities like oil exploration and military operations, and preparing technical consultation documents. Key duties include interpreting acoustic criteria, applying environmental regulations, and collaborating with federal agencies to ensure compliance. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to marine conservation efforts while working independently on complex ecological analyses. It offers the opportunity to engage with diverse stakeholders and apply scientific expertise to protect critical habitats in Alaska.

This community-based role involves providing clinical therapy to youth aged 12 to 17 and their families using the Multisystemic Therapy model. The position requires traveling to client homes to conduct assessments, implement strength-based interventions, and collaborate with caregivers, schools, and probation officers to address behavioral challenges. Key responsibilities include developing individualized treatment plans, engaging the family's support network, and ensuring 24-hour availability for crisis support. The role is appealing for its focus on empowering families to create lasting change and its commitment to providing ongoing professional training and supervision. Candidates must hold a relevant degree and possess a valid driver's license to serve clients within a one-hour travel radius.

The Staff Research Associate III role within the UC Agriculture and Natural Resources Fire Network supports wildfire risk reduction efforts in Mariposa and Madera Counties. The position involves leading field-based experiments in fire ecology and forestry, managing long-term monitoring plots, and coordinating prescribed fire implementation. Key responsibilities include developing research reports, advising landowners on best management practices, and creating educational materials for community workshops. This career appointment offers the opportunity to make a tangible impact on regional safety and land stewardship while working with a collaborative team of specialists and partners. The role is based in Mariposa but allows for hybrid flexible work arrangements for California residents, combining significant fieldwork with office-based data management and outreach.

The Senior Consultant, EHS Compliance role at ERM supports organizations in navigating environmental, health, and safety regulations while advancing sustainable practices. Based in Indianapolis or St. Louis, the position involves providing technical assistance on compliance, sustainability, and site remediation projects. Key responsibilities include preparing regulatory permits and reports, conducting environmental compliance assessments, performing Phase I site assessments, and executing fieldwork such as sampling and construction oversight. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work on high-profile projects with global clients while collaborating with industry experts in a culture that prioritizes continuous learning and career growth. The position requires frequent travel to various client locations and offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on safer operations and stronger environmental outcomes.

The Field Activation Specialist serves as a local brand ambassador for Yerba Madre, blending field sales execution with grassroots marketing to drive awareness and distribution across U.S. markets. Key responsibilities include partnering with distributor teams to expand retail accounts, conducting store audits to ensure brand standards, and organizing community events and product sampling to connect with consumers. The role is primarily field-based, requiring approximately four days per week in the market with occasional travel for events. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career within a B-Corp organization committed to regenerative agriculture and sustainability, offering opportunities for professional growth in a collaborative environment that values community connection and authentic brand representation.

This role involves operating CCTV equipment to inspect sewer lines and perform trenchless repairs for a global infrastructure company based in Layton, Utah. Key responsibilities include driving remote cameras to videotape inside pipes, executing specific rehabilitation processes, maintaining camera equipment, and transporting crews and gear. The position requires weekly travel with overnight stays and comfort working in confined spaces. The opportunity is appealing due to the company's focus on ecological impact through sustainable infrastructure rehabilitation, comprehensive benefits including medical and 401k matching, and significant career growth potential within an innovative team.

This field-based Construction Technician role supports Inland Waters LLC's pipeline rehabilitation projects across New England and New York. The position involves operating CDL-required jet or jet-vac trucks to perform cured-in-place pipe lining, CCTV inspections, and pipeline cleaning. Key responsibilities include conducting daily vehicle inspections, adhering to strict safety protocols, and working within confined spaces to rehabilitate aging infrastructure. The role offers significant travel opportunities with all lodging and per diem expenses covered, allowing technicians to work on diverse projects while earning competitive wages. The position is appealing due to the company's focus on sustainable infrastructure renewal, comprehensive benefits including 401k matching and tuition assistance, and a culture that values career growth and hands-on training.

The Assistant Hatchery Manager role supports the Wally Noerenberg Hatchery team in Prince William Sound, Alaska, focusing on salmon resource sustainability and fish culture operations. Key responsibilities include overseeing daily fish propagation activities such as spawning and rearing, managing harvest equipment and data collection, and supervising a team of fish technicians. The position also involves maintaining water quality, monitoring fish health, and assisting with operational planning and budgeting. This opportunity is appealing for those seeking a career in fisheries within a scenic, remote environment, offering furnished housing, comprehensive benefits including a retirement match, and significant annual leave. The role requires outdoor work in all weather conditions and occasional travel by boat or aircraft to remote field stations.