RES is looking for a Scientist II to join our team.

As a Scientist II at RES, you will support the implementation, monitoring, and success of ecological restoration projects across diverse ecosystems. This is a mid-level field and data-focused role that combines fieldwork, technical reporting, and cross-functional coordination to support permitting and compliance documentation. You will collect and manage data, contribute to project reporting, and bring applied knowledge of restoration science to project execution.

Watch the projects our scientists work on here.

Why You’ll Love This Job:

• You’ll get your boots dirty—literally. You’ll spend meaningful time in the field, collecting the data that drives real-world ecological restoration.
• You’ll see the impact of your work. Your efforts support the restoration of wetlands, streams, and habitats that improve ecosystems and communities across the region.
• You’ll learn from the best. With the support of senior scientists and cross-functional project teams, you’ll continue to grow your expertise in restoration science and applied ecology.

What your day-to-day might look like:

You’ll begin your day prepping field gear for a monitoring visit to a stream or wetland mitigation site. Once on-site, you may collect data using GPS, YSI meters, or turbidity sensors, following project-specific protocols and QA/QC standards. You’ll help guide junior team members, ensure field datasheets are accurate, and troubleshoot equipment as needed.

Back at the office, you’ll enter and analyze field data, draft sections of monitoring reports, and interpret site plans or planting palettes. You might meet with design or regulatory teammates to discuss crediting metrics, or help evaluate a site’s feasibility based on regulatory or ecological constraints. You’ll balance independent work with collaborative efforts to move restoration projects forward.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, biology, geology, or a related natural/physical science field
• 2+ years of experience in fieldwork, sampling, ecological monitoring, etc.
• Experience in collecting field data independently and following SOPs
• Experience in Wetland delineation and stream assessment
• Experience with vegetation surveys
• Comfortable evaluating site conditions and regulatory constraints
• Familiar with project task tracking and regulatory requirements
• Proficient in GPS/GIS tools
• Skilled in data analysis and technical report writing

What will make you stand out:

• Ability to apply ecological functional protocols
• Certifications (e.g., ArcGIS, drone pilot, YSI/turbidimeter experience) -

You Will Thrive in This Role If You:

• Are comfortable in the field and in the office—and enjoy a balance of both
• Can collect, organize, and interpret scientific data with care and accuracy
• Communicate effectively and take ownership of your tasks
• Can help guide junior field staff and contribute to team learning

RES is looking for a Scientist I to join our team working around Lakeland, FL. 
As a Scientist I, you will play a lead role in the field execution and maintenance of mitigation bank and ecological restoration projects. Primary work duties will include mowing, planting native groundcover, spraying invasive plants, and controlled burning on mitigation banks in remote locations, as well as inspecting and supporting subcontractor work on these duties. You’ll operate a variety of equipment and heavy machinery, and ensure quality, safety, and environmental goals are met on every project. This is a hands-on position for someone who loves working outdoors and is passionate about restoring natural ecosystems.

Why You’ll Love This Job
You’ll see the tangible impact of your efforts on biodiversity, water quality, and climate resilience.
You’ll work across diverse landscapes, gaining hands-on experience in a variety of restoration projects.
You’ll be part of a supportive team that values safety, integrity, accountability, and excellence.
You’ll use cutting-edge restoration tools and techniques in the field.
 

A Day in the Life
As a Scientist I, your day starts by driving to our remote project sites to lead and/or supporting field crews in implementing critical restoration tasks like planting, seeding, erosion control, herbicide application, and invasive species removal. You’ll ensure these tasks are completed safely, efficiently, and in line with project goals.
You’ll be responsible for safely operating and maintaining various types of equipment, including trucks with trailers, UTVs, skid steers, chainsaws, backpack sprayers, and GPS units. Before work begins, you’ll facilitate daily safety meetings, model proper PPE usage, and consistently maintain a Samsara driving score above 70. Travel to and between project sites is significant.
Throughout the day, you’ll interpret project plans and ensure that all fieldwork aligns with planting plans, erosion and sediment control (E&S) plans, and invasive management standards. You’ll also train and mentor field staff on equipment operation, plant identification, herbicide handling, and restoration best practices.
In collaboration with Restoration Supervisors and Managers, you’ll contribute to daily and weekly planning to ensure smooth operations. You’ll also complete daily work logs, upload project photos, and communicate needs for materials, equipment, and personnel.
Depending on the season and region, you may participate in prescribed burns, which requires S130/S190 certifications. You should be prepared to work outdoors in all types of weather, lift up to 50 pounds, and navigate uneven or challenging terrain.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School Diploma or GED
• 2+ years of field experience in ecological restoration or related work
• Valid Commercial Pesticide Applicator License in applicable categories (or ability to obtain)
• Proficiency operating and maintaining field equipment, including trailers, skid steers, chainsaws, and backpack sprayers
• Proven experience conducting herbicide treatments and identifying native/invasive plant species
• Advanced use of GPS mapping tools
• Experience leading field crews and training others in restoration tasks
• Experience with prescribed fire and valid S130/S190 certifications (per region) Ability to travel a minimum 75% of the time throughout South and Central Florida
• Bilingual preferred - Spanish & English
• Ability to troubleshoot and perform maintenance on equipment such as chain saw, skid steer, 0-turns, welding, tractors

 
Physical requirements:
You must be able to lift 50lbs, walk over uneven surfaces and up/down hills, climb on construction equipment and work outdoors and in inclement weather
 
What Will Make You Stand Out
Demonstrated leadership in the field delegating tasks and mentoring less experienced crew members
Familiarity with RES projects or working within a performance-driven restoration company

You Will Thrive in This Job If
You are dependable, detail-oriented, and self-motivated
You enjoy working outdoors and don’t mind tough conditions or variable weather
You are safety-conscious and take pride in following and promoting safety protocols
You communicate clearly and respectfully across all levels of a team
You’re solutions-oriented and proactive in identifying and resolving challenges
You love working in a team environment and contributing to a shared mission

RES is currently accepting applications for a Summer Ecology Project Associate based in our Lafayette, LA office. In this role, you’ll work alongside ecologists, engineers, and regulatory professionals to support stream and wetland restoration projects across Louisiana. You’ll spend most of your time outdoors collecting field data, with additional time supporting data entry and technical documentation.

This is a hands-on summer work designed for someone who loves fieldwork, is eager to learn, and wants real experience in ecological restoration.

What You’ll Do

Fieldwork (approximately 75%)
You’ll support a variety of field efforts, including:

• Wetland delineation support
• Vegetation monitoring and restoration planting assessments
• Biological surveys and geomorphic stream surveys
• Hydrologic monitoring (stream flow, flood, and groundwater-related measurements)
• Downloading and maintaining field gauges/devices
• Collecting field data using GPS and/or mobile field applications
• Assisting with stream geomorphic surveys and calculating morphologically significant parameters (training provided)

Office/Technical Support (approximately 25%)
You’ll assist with:

• Data entry, organization, and basic QA/QC
• Technical report preparation and documentation support
• Other restoration site maintenance/management tasks as assigned

What You’ll Learn

You’ll gain exposure to:

• Stream mitigation in Louisiana
• Stream restoration practices and common construction/monitoring approaches
• Fundamentals of fluvial geomorphology and its application to restoration
• Riparian vegetation and restoration plantings
• LA native vegetation identification (especially trees)
• Exotic and invasive plant identification

Field Conditions & Travel Expectations

This position is field-intensive and performed rain or shine. You should be prepared to:

• Work outdoors in hot, cold, wet, and/or humid conditions
• Walk long distances and traverse uneven terrain through thick vegetation
• Climb, bend, kneel, lift/carry equipment, and perform sustained physical activity
• Travel extensively across Louisiana, including frequent overnight stays

We’d love to talk with you if you have many of the following:

• Currently pursuing a degree in Environmental Science, Ecology, Biology, Natural Resource Management, or a related field
• Interest in ecological restoration and comfort working outdoors in variable conditions
• Ability to interpret field maps and follow field protocols
• Strong attention to detail for accurate data collection and data entry
• Clear communication skills and a collaborative, team-oriented working style
• Plant identification experience (native and invasive species)

What Will Help You Stand Out

• Experience using ArcGIS Pro (ArcPro)
• Experience with surveying and/or field equipment (e.g., total station, GPS units)
• Academic or professional experience related to ecological restoration
• Biological survey experience

We’re looking for a motivated and dependable Laborer to join our hardworking team! If you enjoy working outdoors, thrive in a hands-on role, and take pride in delivering high-quality results, this is the job for you. As an Outside Laborer, you’ll be an integral part of our projects, helping with a variety of tasks including site preparation, landscaping, and general labor. You’ll work alongside a skilled crew, contributing to projects that make a tangible impact. If you're ready to roll up your sleeves, work in a collaborative environment, and enjoy the satisfaction of seeing your work come to life, we want you on our team! This opportunity is based out of our Warrenton,VA. location

The ability to travel 2-4 nights throughout the week on key projects and home on the weekends. Per Diem and hotel stay provided.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll work hands-on in nature, helping bring real landscapes back to life

• You’ll learn practical skills in planting, seeding, erosion control, and invasive species removal

• You’ll gain experience using tools and equipment in the field

• You’ll work on a tight-knit crew that values safety, teamwork, and hard work

• You’ll be part of a growing company with a mission to restore the Earth

• No two days are exactly the same, but here's a glimpse into what your day-to-day might look like:

  Morning Kickoff

  • Start your day by reviewing detailed work specifications and plans for the day’s tasks.
  • Conduct safety checks on all tools and equipment, ensuring proper functionality and readiness.

  Tool Operation

  • Operate a variety of tools, including power tools like drills and circular saws, as well as landscape equipment like chainsaws and weed eaters, to perform critical tasks on-site.

  Hands-On Erosion Control

  • Work hands-on to implement erosion and sediment control measures, following detailed specifications to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
  • Assist in setting up and maintaining traffic control systems to ensure safety around the work area.

  Problem-Solving on the Go

  • Analyze the site and adapt to changing conditions, making quick decisions to address any challenges that arise during the day.
  • Collaborate with team members to ensure all tasks are completed efficiently and safely.

  Continuous Learning

  • Expand your understanding of erosion control methods and traffic control protocols, applying this knowledge to improve your work each day.

  End-of-Day Wrap-Up

  • Clean and store tools and equipment, ensuring everything is ready for the next day.
  • Review completed tasks with your supervisor to confirm everything meets the required standards and specifications.

  This role requires physical stamina, a proactive mindset, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. Every day brings new challenges, making it a rewarding position for someone who enjoys hands-on work and making a direct impact on the environment.

  Physical Requirements

  • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
  • Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
  • Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

• We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

  • Ability to operate and maintain various tools and equipment.
  • Quick learner with the ability to take on new tasks effectively.
  • Strong safety awareness and adherence to protocols.
  • Good communication skills and ability to work well within a team.

  What would make you stand out?

  • High school diploma or GED.
  • 1 year of prior work experience

The Ecological Solutions Manager (ESM) is responsible for selling advisory services, construction, and design-build across compensatory mitigation, water quality, ecological restoration, and/or resilience projects. This position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and actively promotes RES’ solutions across the assigned region. We strongly prefer this person be based in a city where RES has an office, with preference for Houston, Raleigh, or Orlando. We are also open to candidates located elsewhere along either the East or West Coast, depending on business needs and candidate fit.

Responsibilities

• Achieve a defined annual sales target that enables RES to achieve its strategic growth plan
• Prospect and develop a sales pipeline of 4x to goal and drive growth in the core business and emerging strategic solutions
• Lead multi-disciplinary teams in the RES sales process to market its solutions to a list of target clients
• Position RES as a strategic advisor that monitors relevant client issues and engages with innovative solutions
• Attend and speak at conferences and trade groups, and identify other external leadership roles to elevate brand awareness for RES and drive lead generation 
• Monitor and share feedback about changes in customer behavior and preferences so RES can actively refine its offering

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BA/BS Biology, Environmental Science, Geology, Hydrology, Engineering, Agricultural Science, or similar Science
• Three or more years of Regulatory or Environmental consulting experience as a “seller-doer” responsible for leading the pursuit and delivery of projects
• Demonstrated existing relationships with public agencies and regulators, private developers, consulting and engineering firms, non-profits, and academia within the assigned region or state.
• Advanced understanding of and experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• Sound understanding of restoration design principles, approaches, and supporting technical information, such as engineering design plans, functional calculations, and ecological data
• Experience leading clients through complex negotiations, including creative procurement solutions and pricing strategies.
• Experience Selling to multiple stakeholders and build consensus that leads to commercial bookings.
• Ability to travel up to 50% of your time, business depending

What willo make you stand out:

• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables, and responding to agency comments
• Familiarity with GIS capabilities and functions.
• Exposure to estimating, scheduling, and budget development for project delivery
• Advanced Degree or additional qualifications in Project Management, such as Project Management Professional, that indicate an ability to work with multi-disciplinary teams
• Relevant ecological restoration certifications, such as Professional Wetlands Scientist, Wetland Professional in Training, Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner, or a similar credential
• Experience leading a multidisciplinary team through a defined sales process to win projects.

We’re looking for an experienced Water Resources Engineer to help us deliver stream, wetland, and stormwater restoration projects from concept through construction across Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. This is a technical leadership role—ideal for a licensed engineer with advanced design skills, modeling proficiency, and the ability to work across multi-disciplinary teams to ensure high-quality project delivery. You’ll be based out of one of our regional offices or design hubs, or working remotely, working closely with engineers, scientists, and project managers across disciplines. You’ll spend most of your time on technical design and coordination, with occasional travel for site assessments, field data collection, construction oversight, and agency meetings. See some of the projects our engineers work on here.

This position can be sitting in any of our Central offices, or if located remotely, occasional travel to project sites in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana, and office events in Houston TX and/or Lafayette LA can be expected. 

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll apply advanced design skills to projects that make a lasting environmental impact

• You’ll contribute directly to permittable, buildable, field-tested solutions

• You’ll work with a talented, collaborative team who values science, innovation, and restoration

• You’ll have opportunities to mentor junior engineers and lead technical delivery

• You’ll engage with regulators and clients to help shape successful outcomes

   

A Day in the Life

As an Engineer III, you’ll lead the technical design and plan development for stream and wetland restoration and stormwater management projects. Your day may include reviewing survey data, developing HEC-RAS or TR-55 models, creating grading plans in Civil 3D, or coordinating with permitting specialists and PMs.

You’ll work with junior engineers to produce high-quality plan sets, run QA/QC reviews, and communicate with clients and agencies to support approval processes. In the field, you’ll perform site assessments and support QA/QC during construction to ensure plans are implemented as designed. Whether it’s creating concept plans or overseeing agency submittals, your work will help deliver real restoration on the ground.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, or ecological engineering
• PE license in the appropriate state
• 5+ years of professional experience in restoration, stormwater, or site development
• Advanced capability in stream, wetland, or stormwater management design, including feasibility studies, concept design, and restoration plans development 
• Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D and relevant modeling tools (e.g., HEC-RAS, FlowMaster, TR-55, GIS, MicroStation)
• Strong understanding of stream geomorphology, hydraulics, sediment transport, and/or stormwater BMP design
• Ability to communicate directly with clients and regulatory agencies
• Comfort leading design work with minimal oversight and supporting QA/QC in the field
• Experience coordinating work within multi-disciplinary teams

What will make you stand out?

• Master’s degree in civil, environmental, or ecological engineering
• Successfully navigated multiple permitting processes across state, federal, and local agencies
• Ability to mentor and guide junior engineering staff in design and plan production
• Previous experience with Water Volumetric Accounting.  

#Remote

RES is looking for a Land Representative I to join our team.

As a Land Representative I at RES, you will support land acquisition and property research efforts for a wide range of ecological restoration, water quality, and conservation projects. Working closely with senior land representatives and internal teams, you’ll help identify, evaluate, and secure land assets while learning the business, legal, and environmental factors that shape long-term land strategy at RES.

This role is ideal for someone early in their land or real estate career who enjoys research, negotiation, and working directly with landowners and external stakeholders.

Why You’ll Love This Job:

• You’ll work at the intersection of real estate and environmental restoration. Every parcel you help evaluate supports projects that restore wetlands, improve water quality, or protect endangered species habitats.
• You’ll build valuable skills in land acquisition. From online research to contract preparation and field visits, you’ll learn every stage of the land transaction process.
• You’ll grow your long-term career. This is a foundational role with pathways toward senior land or sales positions.

A Day in the Life

You’ll begin your day researching property records using online databases, analyzing parcel maps in Google Earth, or reviewing site features in preparation for a field visit. You may support senior team members in assessing land for acquisition by collecting property details such as zoning, access, and site constraints.

Throughout the week, you’ll help prepare and organize contracts, track landowner communications, evaluate basic title documents, and enter property details into internal systems. You’ll also build your knowledge of the RES land model—understanding how land supports mitigation and restoration strategies, and how we plan for long-term resale and stewardship..

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., environmental studies, real estate, business, or related field)
• 1+ year of experience in land acquisition, real estate, or sales (preferred)
• Basic knowledge of land valuation principles and real estate terminology
• Ability establishing long-term relationship with asset owners

What will make you stand out?

• Experience preparing or reviewing land-related contracts
• Understanding of property title issues, access constraints, or zoning
• Familiarity with restoration-related land transactions or environmental due diligence

You Will Thrive in This Role If You:

• Are curious about how land supports environmental restoration and sustainable development
• Communicate clearly and ask thoughtful questions when you need guidance
• Take ownership of your work and stay organized, especially when juggling multiple property leads
• Enjoy researching land, working with maps, and talking to landowners

RES is looking for a full-time Restoration Technician preferably with some experience working in the natural resources field, based out of our Milwaukee, WI office.  

The mission: Our Techs work on a variety of projects, including green infrastructure, wetland, restoration planting and invasive plant removal/management. Work is seasonally steady and will require over 40 hours per week. Occasional travel may be required for some projects.

If you are an avid outdoors person and want to start your journey in ecological restoration industry – this is the right job for you.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll work outdoors in nature, helping restore real ecosystems

• You’ll learn to use specialized tools, equipment, and techniques

• You’ll work with a team that values safety, hard work, and environmental impact

• You’ll gain experience in planting, seeding, erosion control, and invasive species management

• You’ll be part of a team that is growing and making a difference in communities and landscapes

In the field, you will be planting, seeding, installing erosion and sedimentation control blanketing, brush cutting, operating light equipment and applying herbicide to control invasive species.

Please note that we also work outside come rain or come shine, and are exposed to insects including ticks and mosquitoes, or to poisonous plants such as poison ivy. You will be walking long distances, and carry equipment, such as chainsaws and gas-powered brush cutters & augers or a sprayer (up to 50 lbs).

At times, you will be also required to operate UTVs, tractors, skid steers, and trucks with trailers.

This job consists of 100% field work.

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of your duties. 

• We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

  • High School degree or equivalent
  • Team player- able to operate and adapt within a team
  • Keen interest in natural resources and outdoors

  What will make you stand out:

  • 1 or more years working in field operations or civil construction or on natural resource or water resource infrastructure projects
  • Prior experience performing native seed and plant installation, including erosion control measures
  • Native plant identification knowledge
  • Prior experience spraying herbicide and the ability to study for and pass a test to become a licensed Pesticide Applicator
  • Experience with repair and maintenance of small engines and equipment
  • Ability to obtain and maintain a FedMed Certificate and drive truck and trailer

RES is seeking a Sr. Client Solutions Manager that will accelerate vertical market development in Arkansas across transportation mitigation and water quality platforms while supporting local natural channel restoration and mine reclamation projects. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and promotes RES solutions throughout the Gulf Coast, including Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. You’ll serve as the face of RES to clients, agencies, and industry partners, helping identify and close opportunities for ecological restoration, water quality, and resilience solutions. This role blends relationship-building, strategic planning, and technical insight to position RES as a trusted advisor and industry leader. This position can be based remotely in the state of Arkansas, with preference of Little Rock, Forth Smith, or Fayetteville. 

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be on the front lines of delivering real environmental results—through deals that matter.
• You’ll collaborate with dynamic internal teams—from design and regulatory to finance and construction—to bring projects to life.
• You’ll grow your professional network while engaging public agencies, private developers, consultants, and non-profits.
• You’ll represent RES at conferences and industry forums, becoming a key voice in restoration innovation

A Day in the Life

You’ll work closely with land, regulatory, design, and project teams to pursue and win business opportunities in your assigned market. This includes identifying qualified leads, managing external relationships, and leading proposal development and deal structuring. You’ll track permitting timelines, understand deal components, manage cross-functional resources, and represent RES during key client meetings and industry events.

From guiding internal teams on project pursuit strategy to presenting financial summaries to clients, you’ll be the connector between RES capabilities and market opportunities—bringing deals from idea to execution.

Expect to travel regionally to visit project sites, meet with regulators and clients, and represent RES at conferences and partner events.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BS/BA in Environmental Science, Business, Engineering, or related field
• 6+ years of experience in a related industry, dealing with complex solutions with multi-year sales cycle and multiple stakeholders
• Experience structuring deals and assessing their financial health;
• Experience with contracts and key provisions; legal awareness in deal structuring
• Experience in multi-year sales, to several stakeholders 
• Experience supporting ecological restoration projects via CWA, NGO, and/or Public Works. 

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Love building lasting relationships and solving complex client challenges
• Are comfortable presenting to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Communicate clearly in writing and in person—and know when to bring in the right internal experts
• Can read the room, adapt your approach, and keep pushing forward with resilience and urgency

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• Knowledge of stream/wetland design and construction methods
• Relationships with local, state, and federal regulators in your region
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables and responding to agency comments
• Experience with science, design and/or construction of wetlands

RES is seeking a Sr. Client Solutions Manager that will market integrated delivery projects directly to prospects and clients in mitigation, water quality, and resilience. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and promotes RES solutions throughout the tri-state area with a focus on the Philadelphia Metro Area and southern New Jersey. You’ll serve as the face of RES to clients, agencies, and industry partners, helping identify and close opportunities for ecological restoration, water quality, and resilience solutions. This role blends relationship-building, strategic planning, and technical insight to position RES as a trusted advisor and industry leader.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be on the front lines of delivering real environmental results—through deals that matter.
• You’ll collaborate with dynamic internal teams—from design and regulatory to finance and construction—to bring projects to life.
• You’ll grow your professional network while engaging public agencies, private developers, consultants, and non-profits.
• You’ll represent RES at conferences and industry forums, becoming a key voice in restoration innovation

A Day in the Life

You’ll work closely with land, regulatory, design, and project teams to pursue and win business opportunities in your assigned market. This includes identifying qualified leads, managing external relationships, and leading proposal development and deal structuring. You’ll track permitting timelines, understand deal components, manage cross-functional resources, and represent RES during key client meetings and industry events.

From guiding internal teams on project pursuit strategy to presenting financial summaries to clients, you’ll be the connector between RES capabilities and market opportunities—bringing deals from idea to execution.

Expect to travel regionally to visit project sites, meet with regulators and clients, and represent RES at conferences and partner events.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BS/BA in Environmental Science, Business, Engineering, or related field
• 3+ years of experience in a related industry, dealing with complex solutions with multi-year sales cycle and multiple stakeholders
• Experience assessing and managing project timelines, identifying risks, and aligning teams to meet deliverables
• Experience interpreting financial models and communicating financial health of deals
• Experience with contracts and key provisions; legal awareness in deal structuring

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Love building lasting relationships and solving complex client challenges
• Are comfortable presenting to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Communicate clearly in writing and in person—and know when to bring in the right internal experts
• Can read the room, adapt your approach, and keep pushing forward with resilience and urgency

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. MS4, CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• PMP or advanced training in project or deal management
• Knowledge of stream/wetland design and construction methods
• Relationships with local, state, and federal regulators in your region
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables and responding to agency comments
• Experience with science, design and/or construction of wetlands

The Sr. Water Quality Client Solutions Manager (WQCSM) is responsible for selling advisory services, construction, and design-build water quality projects. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and actively promotes RES’ solutions across the Southeast, including Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.  This position can be based in Raleigh, NC, Charlotte, NC, Athens, GA, Charleston, SC, Nashville, TN, or an alternative / remote location within the Southeast may be considered.

The candidate will possess in-depth knowledge of water quality regulations and ecological restoration practices as they pertain to improving water quality, and will have experience in business development/sales, project development, and delivery, particularly in integrated or alternative delivery methods (e.g., design-build, pay-for-performance). This role collaborates with clients in early sales efforts to understand their water quality issues.  The WQCSM coordinates with internal and external project team members to win business, execute projects, and drive growth in this sector. Key candidates will have experience with proposal writing/development, project discovery, advancing projects through a complex, lengthy sales process, and concept development.

The WQCSM works with the National Water Solutions Team to market watershed-scale integrated delivery projects in water quality and resilience directly to prospects and clients across the United States. The position is vital to the company’s strategic vision for landscape-scale restoration.

Responsibilities

• Achieve a defined annual sales target that enables RES to achieve its strategic growth plan
• Prospect and develop a sales pipeline of 4x to goal and drive growth in the core business and emerging strategic solutions
• Lead multi-disciplinary teams in the RES sales process to market its solutions to a list of target clients, to include working with RES’ marketing and proposal teams.
• Position RES as a strategic advisor that monitors relevant client issues and engages with innovative solutions
• Attend and speak at conferences and trade groups, and identify other external leadership roles to elevate brand awareness for RES and drive lead generation 
• Monitor and share feedback about changes in customer behavior and preferences so RES can actively refine its offering

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BA/BS Biology, Environmental Science, Geology, Hydrology, Engineering, Agricultural Science, or similar Science
• Three or more years of Regulatory or Environmental consulting experience as a “seller-doer” responsible for leading the pursuit and delivery of projects
• Demonstrated existing relationships with public agencies and regulators, private developers, consulting and engineering firms, non-profits, and academia within the Southeast
• Demonstrated ability to sell to multiple stakeholders and create a consensus that enables a commercial booking
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables, and responding to agency comments
• Advanced understanding of and experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• Sound understanding of restoration design principles, approaches, and supporting technical information, such as engineering design plans, functional calculations, and ecological data
• Able to independently access state and federal databases to extract specific information and interpret and communicate the results of data collected
• Ability to travel up to 50% of your time, business depending

What will make you stand out?

• Strong familiarity with GIS capabilities and functions.
• Exposure to estimating, scheduling, and budget development for project delivery
• Experience leading a multidisciplinary team in a defined sales process to win projects
• Advanced Degree or additional qualifications in Project Management, such as Project Management Professional, that indicate an ability to work with multi-disciplinary teams
• Relevant ecological restoration certifications, such as Professional Wetlands Scientist, Wetland Professional in Training, Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner, or a similar credential
• Experience with grant writing or working on grant-funded projects, including federal, state, or other funding sources, is highly desirable.

RES is seeking a Client Solutions Manager that will market integrated delivery projects directly to prospects and clients in mitigation, water quality, and resilience. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and promotes RES solutions throughout the Southeast region. You’ll serve as the face of RES to clients, agencies, and industry partners, helping identify and close opportunities for ecological restoration, water quality, and resilience solutions. This role blends relationship-building, strategic planning, and technical insight to position RES as a trusted advisor and industry leader. The position can be located in Nashville, TN or remotely in the state of Tennessee. 

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be on the front lines of delivering real environmental results—through deals that matter.
• You’ll collaborate with dynamic internal teams—from design and regulatory to finance and construction—to bring projects to life.
• You’ll grow your professional network while engaging public agencies, private developers, consultants, and non-profits.
• You’ll represent RES at conferences and industry forums, becoming a key voice in restoration innovation

A Day in the Life

You’ll work closely with land, regulatory, design, and project teams to pursue and win business opportunities in your assigned market. This includes identifying qualified leads, managing external relationships, and leading proposal development and deal structuring. You’ll track permitting timelines, understand deal components, manage cross-functional resources, and represent RES during key client meetings and industry events.

From guiding internal teams on project pursuit strategy to presenting financial summaries to clients, you’ll be the connector between RES capabilities and market opportunities—bringing deals from idea to execution.

Expect to travel regionally to visit project sites, meet with regulators and clients, and represent RES at conferences and partner events.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BS/BA in Environmental Science, Business, Engineering, or related field
• 3+ years of experience in a related industry, dealing with complex solutions with multi-year sales cycle and multiple stakeholders
• Experience assessing and managing project timelines, identifying risks, and aligning teams to meet deliverables
• Experience interpreting financial models and communicating financial health of deals
• Experience with contracts and key provisions; legal awareness in deal structuring

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Love building lasting relationships and solving complex client challenges
• Are comfortable presenting to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Communicate clearly in writing and in person—and know when to bring in the right internal experts
• Can read the room, adapt your approach, and keep pushing forward with resilience and urgency

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• PMP or advanced training in project or deal management
• Knowledge of stream/wetland design and construction methods
• Relationships with local, state, and federal regulators in your region
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables and responding to agency comments
• Experience with science, design and/or construction of wetlands

As a Environmental Field Equipment Operator, you will play a vital role in implementing field-level restoration activities that help restore wetlands, streams, and habitats across the region. You’ll operate specialized equipment, contribute to high-impact ecological projects, and be part of a team that values safety, stewardship, and teamwork. 

Significant travel may be required for some projects. Travel throughout the Midwest with overnight stays of 2–4-night periods will be required for some job sites. Per Diem and hotel stay provided.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll spend your days outside, working on diverse natural landscapes and seeing real environmental improvements take shape under your hands.
• You’ll work with passionate people who care about ecological impact and community restoration.
• You’ll operate cool equipment, solve field challenges, and learn something new almost every day.
• You’ll be part of a mission that matters—restoring ecosystems, protecting biodiversity, and contributing to a more sustainable future

A Day in the Life

In the field, as Environmental Equipment Field Operator, you will operate a variety of equipment, including excavators (10,000–60,000 lbs.), skid steers with standard and forestry attachments, small to medium-sized tractors (40–125 hp) with various implements, ATVs, zero-turn lawn mowers, and equipment used for herbicide application. Since you will be servicing the equipment you use, mid-level ability to troubleshoot and diagnose field equipment issues is essential, along with knowledge of auto, truck, and construction equipment maintenance schedules, fluid requirements, and basic diagnostic processes.

Additionally, you will operate chainsaws, gas-powered brush cutters, and augers and calibrate native seed drills and herbicide preparation equipment. Using mapping equipment and apps to track field progress will be part of your daily routine.

Some of the main tasks our Environmental Equipment Field Operators perform are the following:

• Invasive brush clearing, tree felling, planting, seeding, erosion, and sediment controls
• Maintenance and mowing of solar fields through equipment operation and herbicide application.
• Restoration activities include identifying and protecting native species, identifying and controlling invasive species, and site clearing.
• Loading plant and project materials at nurseries and other suppliers

Physical requirements to the Environmental Equipment Field Operator job:

• Ability to lift 50 lbs, walk on uneven ground, and climb onto construction equipment

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School Diploma or GED
• At least 1 year of experience in ecological restoration, landscaping, agriculture, or related work
• Experience with the repair and maintenance of small engines and equipment
• Ability to understand the project plans, details, and specifications.
• Valid Commercial Pesticide Applicator License (state-specific, or ability to obtain)
• Valid Driver's License

What would make you stand out?

• S-130/190 Burn Certification or experience with prescribed burns (region-specific)
• Knowledge of native and invasive plant species and ecological restoration methods
• Knowledge of appropriate mixing and application of herbicides for managing invasive species.
• Knowledge of proper planting and seeding techniques.
• Experience leading a prescribed burn line
• Class-A commercial driver’s license  

You’ll thrive in this role if you are:

• A strong communicator who works well independently and within a team
• Self-motivated with the ability to solve problems in the field with minimal supervision
• Excited by hands-on work that contributes to ecological restoration and conservation

Are you ready to be a key player in the restoration of natural environments while operating top-of-the-line equipment? At RES, we’re looking for a passionate and motivated Restoration Operator to join our team. In this hands-on role, you will have the unique opportunity to work outdoors, make a tangible impact on vital ecosystems, and operate a variety of specialized equipment—all while gaining valuable experience in the field of environmental restoration.

A Day in the Life

In the field, you will operate a variety of equipment, including excavators (10,000–60,000 lbs.), skid steers with standard and forestry attachments, small to medium-sized tractors (40–125 hp) with various implements, ATVs, zero-turn lawn mowers, and equipment used for herbicide application. Since you will be servicing the equipment you use, mid-level ability to troubleshoot and diagnose field equipment issues are essential, along with knowledge of auto, truck, and construction equipment maintenance schedules, fluid requirements, and basic diagnostic processes.

Additionally, you will operate chainsaws, gas-powered brush cutters, and augers, and calibrate native seed drills and herbicide preparation equipment. Using mapping equipment and apps to track field progress will be part of your daily routine.

Some of the main tasks to be carried out are the following:

• Invasive brush clearing, tree felling, planting, seeding, erosion, and sediment controls
• Maintenance and mowing of solar fields through equipment operation and herbicide application.
• Restoration activities, including identifying and protecting native species, identifying, and controlling invasive species, and site clearing.
• Loading plant and project materials at nurseries and other suppliers

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of your responsibilities.

Physical requirements:

Ability to travel up to 50% within the Midwest Region. Significant travel may be required for some projects. Travel throughout Midwest with overnight stays of 2–4-night periods will be required for some job sites.

Please note that we also work outside come rain or come shine, and are exposed to insects including ticks and mosquitoes, or poisonous plants such as poison ivy. The ability to lift up to 50 pounds is needed.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School degree or GED.
• 1+ years working on natural resources, farming or water resource infrastructure projects.
• Experience with the repair and maintenance of small engines and equipment
• Ability to understand the project plans, details, and specifications.
• An up-to-date DOT medical card.

• Reliable means of transportation to get to the field office.

What will make you stand out:

• Native plant identification knowledge
• Knowledge of appropriate mixing and application of herbicides for managing invasive species.
• Knowledge of proper planting and seeding techniques.
• Commercial Pesticide Applicator License.
• S-130/190 Burn Certification
• Experience leading a prescribed burn line
• Class-A commercial driver’s license  

RES is seeking a Client Solutions Manager that will market integrated delivery projects directly to prospects and clients in mitigation, water quality, and resilience. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and promotes RES solutions throughout Florida. You’ll serve as the face of RES to clients, agencies, and industry partners, helping identify and close opportunities for ecological restoration, water quality, and resilience solutions. This role blends relationship-building, strategic planning, and technical insight to position RES as a trusted advisor and industry leader.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be on the front lines of delivering real environmental results—through deals that matter.
• You’ll collaborate with dynamic internal teams—from design and regulatory to finance and construction—to bring projects to life.
• You’ll grow your professional network while engaging public agencies, private developers, consultants, and non-profits.
• You’ll represent RES at conferences and industry forums, becoming a key voice in restoration innovation

A Day in the Life

You’ll work closely with land, regulatory, design, and project teams to pursue and win business opportunities in your assigned market. This includes identifying qualified leads, managing external relationships, and leading proposal development and deal structuring. You’ll track permitting timelines, understand deal components, manage cross-functional resources, and represent RES during key client meetings and industry events.

From guiding internal teams on project pursuit strategy to presenting financial summaries to clients, you’ll be the connector between RES capabilities and market opportunities—bringing deals from idea to execution.

Expect to travel regionally to visit project sites, meet with regulators and clients, and represent RES at conferences and partner events.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BS/BA in Environmental Science, Business, Engineering, or related field
• 3+ years of experience in a related industry, dealing with complex solutions with multi-year sales cycle and multiple stakeholders
• Experience assessing and managing project timelines, identifying risks, and aligning teams to meet deliverables
• Experience interpreting financial models and communicating financial health of deals
• Experience with contracts and key provisions; legal awareness in deal structuring

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Love building lasting relationships and solving complex client challenges
• Are comfortable presenting to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Communicate clearly in writing and in person—and know when to bring in the right internal experts
• Can read the room, adapt your approach, and keep pushing forward with resilience and urgency

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA, Florida ERP)
• PMP or advanced training in project or deal management
• Knowledge of stream/wetland design and construction methods
• Relationships with local, state, and federal regulators in your region
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables and responding to agency comments
• Experience with science, design and/or construction of wetlands

RES is seeking a part-time Office Coordinator to support our Nashville, Tennessee office. This role is part time opportunity. This role provides broad administrative support to a team of Project Managers, Regulatory Specialists, Client Solutions Managers, Land Representatives, and other staff, while helping create an efficient, organized, and welcoming office environment.

The ideal candidate is proactive, service-oriented, and highly organized, with a positive, can-do attitude and a willingness to jump in wherever needed. This person will play an important role in maintaining day-to-day office operations, coordinating administrative activities, supporting document management, and helping staff stay productive in a fast-paced environment.

Part Time- 15 Hours - 25 hours week.  Onsite 

What your day-to-day might look like

In this role, you will help maintain office efficiency and productivity by ensuring the right resources, processes, and support systems are in place for staff. You will serve as a primary point of contact for facility and vendor needs, helping coordinate items such as maintenance and repairs, security and safety, furniture and equipment, space planning, and office improvements.

You will also coordinate meetings, seminars, conferences, and catering arrangements as needed, while supporting document filing and records organization for invoices, contracts, and other important company materials. This role will assist with preparation of regulatory documents, office support services, mail distribution, special administrative projects, and occasional data entry and internet research tasks.

Success in this position requires a strong sense of ownership, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining a professional and upbeat presence.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• 3+ years of administrative or office coordinator support experience in an office setting
• Experience supporting multiple internal stakeholders and coordinating office operations
• Strong written, verbal, and visual communication skills
• Proven ability to take initiative in an environment of change and growth
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
• Experience coordinating vendors and office support services
• Comfort assisting with data entry, internet research, and special administrative projects
• Experience coordinating meetings, seminars, conferences, and catering
• A positive, polished, and service-oriented approach to internal support

We’re looking for an Engineer II to support the design and implementation of stream and wetland  restoration, stormwater, and nature-based infrastructure projects. This role is ideal for an engineer with strong fundamentals in hydrology, hydraulics, and ecological design who’s ready to contribute to meaningful, field-tested solutions—and grow into technical leadership. You’ll be based out of Louisville or Frankfort, KY, working closely with our internal engineers, scientists, and project managers. You’ll spend most of your time focused on design, modeling, and technical analysis, with occasional travel to project sites for assessments, construction support, and QA/QC review.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll help design and deliver real-world ecological solutions

• You’ll gain exposure to stream and wetland restoration, stormwater, and nature-based design

• You’ll work with a team that blends technical rigor with mission-driven values

• You’ll learn from senior engineers, PMs, and field staff across diverse regions

• You’ll contribute to projects that get built—not just sit on a shelf

A Day in the Life

As an Engineer II, you’ll support the development of stream and wetland restoration, stormwater management, and ecological site design plans under the guidance of senior engineers. Your day may include preparing grading and drainage designs in AutoCAD Civil 3D, modeling flows using HEC-RAS or TR-55, or compiling plan sets for regulatory review.

You may assist with field visits to collect site data, assess feasibility, or observe construction, ensuring designs are implemented as intended. You’ll help develop concept-level and detailed design plans, support permit submissions, and contribute to the technical details that bring our restoration projects to life.

Whether you’re running models, drafting cross sections, or updating plan sets, you’ll be an integral part of the project delivery team—helping restore degraded systems while building your own professional skillset.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in civil, environmental, ecological engineering or water resources
• Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification
• 2+ years of professional experience in an engineering-related field
• Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3D and familiarity with hydrologic and hydraulic modeling tools (e.g., HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS, TR-55, FlowMaster, Rivermorph, GIS)
• Experience preparing or supporting erosion and sediment control, stormwater, or restoration plan sets
• A solid understanding of stream geomorphology, hydraulics, sediment transport, and/or BMP sizing
• Familiarity with jurisdictional design standards and basic permitting requirements
• Ability to support occasional fieldwork, including site assessments, QA/QC, and construction observation
• Ability to work as part of a collaborative team under the guidance of senior staff

What will make you stand out?

• Master’s degree in civil, environmental, ecological engineering or water resources
• A PE license or active pursuit of licensure in your state
• Understanding the use of regional curves, regional regressions, and reference data in stream restoration design
• Ability to read and interpret ecological restoration construction plans.
• Hands-on experience with stormwater modeling, stream restoration, or wetland design
• Experience with earthwork volume calculations and feasibility planning
• Successful completion of at least one agency approval process for a stormwater or a stream / wetland restoration project
• Comfort performing site assessments, writing technical memos, or supporting construction oversight

Are you ready to be a key player in the restoration of natural environments while operating top-of-the-line equipment? At RES, we’re looking for a passionate and motivated Restoration Technician to join our team. In this hands-on role, you will have the unique opportunity to work outdoors, make a tangible impact on vital ecosystems, and operate a variety of specialized equipment—all while gaining valuable experience in the field of environmental restoration.

The mission: Our Techs work on a variety of projects, including Stream restoration, Stormwater, Restoration planting, Invasive plant removal/management, and Landscape construction. The work is seasonally steady and will require over 50 hours per week. Opportunities for weekend work during peak periods. Ability to travel up to 75% within the region. Significant travel may be required for some projects. The region includes Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, and Ohio. Travel with overnight stays of 1–4-night periods will be required for some job sites.  Free RES owned housing available upon request.

If you are an avid outdoorsman and want to start your journey in ecological restoration industry – this is the right job for you.

What your day-to-day might look like?

In the field, you will be planting, seeding, installing erosion control blanketing, brush cutting, operating light equipment, and applying herbicide to control invasive species.
Please note that we also work outside come rain or come shine, and are exposed to insects including ticks and mosquitoes, or to poisonous plants such as poison ivy. You will be walking long distances, and carry equipment, such as chainsaws and gas-powered brush cutters & augers or a sprayer (up to 50 lbs). At times, you will be also required to operate UTVs, skid steers, and trucks with trailers.
This job consists of 100% field work.

Qualifications

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School degree or equivalent.
• Team player- able to operate and adapt within a team.
• Keen interest in natural resources and outdoors.

What will make you stand out:

• 1 or more years working in field operations or civil construction or on natural resource or water resource infrastructure projects.
• Prior experience performing native seed and plant installation, including erosion control measures.
• Native plant identification knowledge
• Prior experience spraying herbicide and the ability to study for and pass a test to become a licensed Pesticide Applicator
• Experience with repair and maintenance of small engines and equipment
• Ability to obtain and maintain a FedMed Certificate and drive truck and trailer

RES is looking for a Sr. Environmental Equipment Field Operator (Ecological Restoration) to join our growing field team!

As a Sr. Environmental Equipment Field Operator, you’ll support and lead restoration field activities across multiple ecological project sites. This role requires proficiency in equipment operation, field restoration techniques, and jobsite safety—along with the ability to mentor others and adapt to dynamic site conditions.

This position is ideal for someone who thrives in the outdoors, enjoys hands-on restoration work, and takes pride in quality execution and safe practices.

The ability to travel 50% is required

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll work on diverse sites restoring wetlands, streams, forests, and prairies
• You’ll get to operate a wide variety of equipment in meaningful ecological settings
• You’ll have the chance to mentor newer crew members and grow into a leadership role
• You’ll work alongside a mission-driven team committed to environmental improvement
• You’ll be part of a high-integrity safety culture with supportive, skilled teammates

A Day in the Life

As Sr. Environmental Equipment Field Operator (Ecological Restoration), you’ll start your day by leading or joining a tailgate safety meeting, reviewing the day’s scope of work. Then, you’ll be operating equipment like skid steers, tractors, or augers, or supporting herbicide application and planting based on detailed project plans.

Throughout the day, you may troubleshoot equipment issues, help newer operators learn safe techniques, and provide updates to your supervisor. You’ll ensure that project execution aligns with erosion control, planting, and invasive management standards.

You’ll help track hours, complete safety observation cards, and maintain a Samsara driving score above 70. You’ll wrap up your day by loading equipment, recording notes, and planning for tomorrow’s crew and material needs.

Some of the main tasks that our Sr. Environmental Equipment Field Operators perform are the following:

• Invasive brush clearing, tree felling, planting, seeding, erosion, and sediment controls
• Maintenance and mowing of solar fields through equipment operation and herbicide application.
• Restoration activities include identifying and protecting native species, identifying and controlling invasive species, and site clearing.
• Loading plant and project materials at nurseries and other suppliers
• MUST HAVE CDL Class A-- will haul equipment across state lines

Physical requirements:

• Ability to lift 50 lbs, walk on uneven ground, and climb onto construction equipment

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High school diploma or GED
• CDL Class A License
• 3+ years of ecological restoration experience
• 2+ years of experience operating construction and restoration equipment
• Commercial Pesticide Applicator License in the appropriate categories
• Strong understanding of project plans and specifications

What would make you stand out?

• Ability to direct small crews or mentor junior team members
• Demonstrated leadership in equipment safety, field troubleshooting, or logistics
• Familiarity with GPS mapping tools and mobile workforce apps
• Strong communication with supervisors and cross-functional field teams

You’ll thrive in this role if you are:

• You take initiative and complete tasks with minimal direction
• You enjoy working outside and are comfortable with physically demanding work
• You take pride in maintaining safe and productive worksites
• You like variety and are flexible with changing field conditions
• You enjoy solving problems and helping your team work better

Are you ready to be a key player in the restoration of natural environments while operating top-of-the-line equipment? At RES, we’re looking for a passionate and motivated Restoration Technician to join our team. In this hands-on role, you will have the unique opportunity to work outdoors, make a tangible impact on vital ecosystems, and operate a variety of specialized equipment—all while gaining valuable experience in the field of environmental restoration.

The mission: Our Techs work on a variety of projects, including Stream restoration, Stormwater, Restoration planting, Invasive plant removal/management, and Landscape construction. The work is seasonally steady and will require over 50 hours per week. 

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll work outdoors in nature, helping restore real ecosystems

• You’ll learn to use specialized tools, equipment, and techniques

• You’ll work with a team that values safety, hard work, and environmental impact

• You’ll gain experience in planting, seeding, erosion control, and invasive species management

• You’ll be part of a team that is growing and making a difference in communities and landscapes

A Day in the Life

You’ll spend 100% of your time in the field, operating equipment like large trucks, UTVs, brush cutters, augers, and chainsaws—don’t worry, safety is always the top priority. You’ll use GPS mapping systems to navigate and document your work, and you’ll get hands-on experience with backpack and hand sprayers for herbicide application. Keeping everything running smoothly, you’ll report any equipment maintenance needs and even perform some basic upkeep yourself.

If you love plants, you’re in the right place. You’ll be identifying native and invasive plant species and using that knowledge to guide your work. Mixing and applying herbicides to manage invasive species will be part of the job, and you’ll play a key role in implementing an invasive species management program to restore balance to the ecosystem.

You’ll also roll up your sleeves for planting and seeding projects, where your techniques will help bring restoration projects to life.

Lastly, if prescribed burns are part of your region’s restoration practices, you’ll have the chance to earn your S-130/190 Burn Certification and be involved in this important habitat management technique.

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of your duties. 

Physical requirements:

You must be able to lift 50lbs, walk over uneven surfaces and up/down hills, climb on construction equipment and work outdoors and in inclement weather

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following

• • High School degree or equivalent.
  • Reliable means of transportation to get to the field office.
  • Keen interest in natural resources and outdoors.

  What will make you stand out?

  • 1+ years of work in ecological restoration.
  • Ability to read and understand the project plans, details, and specifications.
  • Commercial Pesticide Technician/Apprentice License in the applicable categories for your assigned state.
  • Native and invasive plant species knowledge, applicable to your assigned state.
  • 1+ year experience mixing and applying herbicides for managing invasive species.
  • 1+ year experience performing planting and seeding techniques.

RES is looking for a Construction Operator I to join our restoration and construction field team!

As an Operator I, you will play a key role in executing high-quality construction tasks on restoration and infrastructure projects. You’ll operate a variety of construction equipment, assist with grading and elevation setting, and contribute to the daily implementation of site plans.

This is a mid-level operator position, ideal for someone with solid construction experience who is ready to take on more autonomy and help support team communication and task execution.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll operate a range of construction equipment in challenging, meaningful environments
• You’ll grow your skills in reading plans, setting grades, and working independently
• You’ll be part of a supportive field team that values safety, quality, and collaboration

A Day in the Life

You’ll start the day by reviewing the construction plan and loading or mobilizing your assigned equipment. You’ll operate a range of tools and machines—like tractors, skid steers, or brush cutters—while setting grades and installing features according to site plans.

You’ll complete equipment checks, report any maintenance needs, and help ensure site safety protocols are followed. You may also support in training newer crew members in safe practices and help relay instructions from your supervisor to the broader team.

Throughout the day, you’ll monitor your work against project specifications, communicate with team members, and perform physically demanding tasks in various terrain and weather.

In the field, you will be operating equipment, including excavators (10,000 lbs.- 60,000 lbs.), tracked dump trucks, bulldozers, skid loaders, tractors, and ATVs. Experience driving large pick-up trucks and hauling trailers will also be helpful. You will also be operating hand tools such as chainsaws and gas-powered brush cutters & augers.

The ability to travel 4-5 nights a week. Per Diem and hotel stay provided.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
• Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
• Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School Diploma or GED (preferred but not required)
• 2+ years of construction experience
• 1+ year of experience operating construction equipment
• Strong familiarity with safety practices and PPE
• Experience setting grades with smooth transitions and low tolerances (within 0.2 ft)
• Ability to read project plans and implement them in the field
• Basic experience with GPS and grading tools

What would make you stand out?

• Experience training others on safe equipment use and task procedures

You Will Thrive in This Job If

• You’re comfortable working independently and staying productive
• You take pride in precision and quality execution
• You value clear communication and team accountability

The Land Administration Specialist supports land acquisition and land administration activities by coordinating documentation, conducting due diligence support, managing transaction details, and helping move projects efficiently from initiation through closing and handoff. This role works with landowners, internal stakeholders, and project teams to support leases, easements, rights of way, and other land-related agreements. Success in this role requires strong organization, sound judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to work with legal and land documents with limited supervision.

What your day-to-day might look like

In this role, you will review leases, contracts, agreements, and other legal land documents to identify potential issues, key questions, and advantages for RES. You will support due diligence efforts by conducting online record searches, reviewing title-related information, and communicating operational constraints or title concerns discovered during the process.

You will coordinate directly with landowners on curative items and help move transactions toward completion by preparing and executing closing documents with limited supervision. You will also identify the appropriate RES contract form for a given land acquisition and draft legal language for legal review as needed.

This role includes tracking milestone dates, payments, and other project deliverables to help ensure transactions stay organized and on schedule. You will prepare final instruments, maintain accurate records, and coordinate with internal teams and Long Term Steward to support successful project handoff.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree
• 3+ years of experience in land acquisition, real estate, legal support, or a related field preferred
• Intermediate knowledge of land leases, contracts, agreements, easements, rights of way, and related land documents
• Intermediate ability to review legal documents and identify potential issues, questions, and advantages for RES
• Intermediate understanding of legal terminology and land transaction processes
• Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Adobe
• Intermediate experience conducting online record searches and land-related research
• Intermediate knowledge of internal systems such as NetSuite, Landscape, and other RES platforms
• Ability to identify the appropriate RES contract form for a given land acquisition
• Ability to draft legal language for legal review with limited supervision
• Ability to communicate potential title issues and operational constraints discovered during due diligence
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities
• Effective written and verbal communication skills, including direct coordination with landowners and internal teams

What will make you stand out

You may stand out if you have experience supporting land transactions from due diligence through closing, preparing or reviewing a variety of land agreements, and coordinating across teams to keep projects moving. Experience identifying title-related issues, managing transaction milestones and payments, and supporting final instrument delivery and project handoff will also be valuable in this role.

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We’re looking for a Project Manager III to lead complex restoration projects with full autonomy. You’ll oversee multi-disciplinary teams and subcontractors, navigate regulatory frameworks, and drive high-quality delivery from planning to close-out. If you’re ready to step into a leadership role that balances strategic thinking with boots-on-the-ground impact—this is your opportunity.

You’ll work from one of our regional offices or project hubs, collaborating with internal scientists, engineers, and field teams, as well as clients, agencies, and subcontractors. Travel typically up to 80%, especially during field execution and key regulatory milestones.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll lead high-impact restoration projects from start to finish
• You’ll be given autonomy and trusted to make critical decisions
• You’ll mentor junior staff and help build a stronger, smarter PM team
• You’ll influence long-term environmental outcomes and see your impact on the ground
• You’ll join a company where science, teamwork, and restoration align

A Day in the Life

Your days will be dynamic—balancing technical planning with field realities. You’ll start by finalizing your Risk Register and Project Plan, check in with your design and construction teams, and follow up on permits. In the afternoon, you might visit a restoration site to coordinate with subcontractors and monitor progress, then report on budget performance and percent complete.

You’ll use RES’s PM Best Practices (Opportunity Charters, Risk Registers, MS Project schedules) to manage scope, risk, and timelines. Whether you’re speaking with regulators, adjusting plans due to unexpected site conditions, or presenting updates to a client—you’ll lead with clarity, purpose, and professionalism.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in applied sciences, engineering, or construction (or equivalent experience)

• At least 8 years of experience in environmental, restoration, or construction-related fields

• 5+ years of direct project management experience

• Advanced knowledge of project management tools and documentation practices

• Strong background in regulatory processes and permit management

• Experience managing budgets, subcontractors, schedules, and multi-disciplinary teams

• Confidence leading projects with minimal oversight and high complexity

• Strong communication skills and ability to manage risk, scope, and client expectations

• Demonstrated success using PM Best Practices (Charters, Risk Registers, BMPs)

• Ability to mentor junior PMs or lead project teams across departments

• Familiarity with financial reporting, forecasting, and project margin tracking

What Will Make You Stand Out

• PMP certification, PE/PG license, or an advanced degree
• Experience leading multi-phase mitigation, conservation, or restoration projects

RES is seeking a Client Solutions Manager that will market integrated delivery projects directly to prospects and clients in mitigation, water quality, and resilience. The position is vital to the region’s sales and business development function and promotes RES solutions throughout the West region, including California, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada. You’ll serve as the face of RES to clients, agencies, and industry partners, helping identify and close opportunities for environmental mitigation, ecological restoration, water quality, and resilience solutions. This role blends relationship-building, strategic planning, and technical insight to position RES as a trusted advisor and industry leader.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be on the front lines of delivering real environmental results—through deals that matter.
• You’ll collaborate with dynamic internal teams—from design and regulatory to finance and construction—to bring projects to life.
• You’ll grow your professional network while engaging public agencies, private developers, consultants, and non-profits.
• You’ll represent RES at conferences and industry forums, becoming a key voice in restoration innovation

A Day in the Life

You’ll work closely with land, regulatory, design, and project teams to pursue and win business opportunities in your assigned market. This includes identifying qualified leads, managing external relationships, and leading proposal development and deal structuring. You’ll track permitting timelines, understand deal components, manage cross-functional resources, and represent RES during key client meetings and industry events.

From guiding internal teams on project pursuit strategy to presenting financial summaries to clients, you’ll be the connector between RES capabilities and market opportunities—bringing deals from idea to execution.

Expect to travel regionally to visit project sites, meet with regulators and clients, and represent RES at conferences and partner events.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• BS/BA in Environmental Science, Business, Engineering, or related field
• 3+ years of sales experience in a related industry, dealing with complex solutions with multi-year sales cycle and multiple stakeholders
• Experience assessing and managing project timelines, identifying risks, and aligning teams to meet deliverables
• Experience interpreting financial models and communicating financial health of deals
• Experience with contracts and key provisions; legal awareness in deal structuring

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Love building lasting relationships and solving complex client challenges
• Are comfortable presenting to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Communicate clearly in writing and in person—and know when to bring in the right internal experts
• Can read the room, adapt your approach, and keep pushing forward with resilience and urgency
• Thrive wearing multiple hats—jumping fluidly between client conversations, internal coordination, financial analysis, and deal execution
• Bring strong attention to detail—managing complex information, tracking multiple workstreams, and catching what others miss
• Are a fast, eager learner—absorbing new regulatory frameworks, market dynamics, and technical concepts quickly and applying them with confidence
• Are goal-oriented and self-motivated—you set priorities, own your pipeline, and stay focused on outcomes even in ambiguous situations

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience with relevant environmental regulations and permits/approvals (e.g. CWA 404/402/401, NWP/IP, NPDES, ESA)
• PMP or advanced training in project or deal management
• Knowledge of stream/wetland design and construction methods
• Relationships with local, state, and federal regulators in your region
• Experience in the review and preparation of regulatory documents and deliverables and responding to agency comments
• Experience with science, design and/or construction of wetlands

What your day-to-day might look like?

As a Regulatory Manager at RES, you will lead a team of regulatory professionals supporting complex environmental projects across the region. This role combines deep technical expertise in permitting and regulatory strategy with people leadership, team development, and cross-functional coordination. You will guide staff through project execution, help shape regulatory approaches across multiple states, and ensure quality, consistency, and strong client service throughout the project lifecycle.

You’ll serve as a trusted leader for your team and a key resource for the broader organization, helping staff navigate evolving agency requirements, supporting proposal and project planning efforts, and creating alignment across offices and disciplines. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced regulatory professional who enjoys mentoring others, solving complex permitting challenges, and building strong teams that deliver high-quality work.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll lead meaningful work. Your team’s efforts will directly support restoration, mitigation, and infrastructure projects that create measurable environmental value.
• You’ll shape regulatory strategy. You’ll help guide permitting approaches across multiple jurisdictions and bring clarity to complex regulatory pathways.
• You’ll grow people, not just projects. This is a true leadership role where coaching, mentoring, and developing staff are central to success.
• You’ll influence quality and execution. From proposal to closeout, you’ll help ensure projects are well staffed, well managed, and technically strong.
• You’ll work across disciplines. You’ll collaborate with scientists, ecologists, engineers, land professionals, and client-facing teams to move projects forward.

A Day in the Life

You might start your morning reviewing workload needs across your team, helping assign staff to active projects and making adjustments to keep priorities on track. Later, you may be advising a project team on a permitting strategy that spans more than one state, helping interpret agency expectations and identify the clearest path forward. By midday, you could be reviewing an RFP, assessing team capacity, and determining the right mix of staff to support a pursuit.

In the afternoon, you may coach a team member through a technical challenge, review deliverables to support QA/QC expectations, or facilitate a discussion across offices to share recent regulatory updates, best practices, and lessons learned. Throughout the day, you’ll serve as both a technical and people leader—supporting staff development, strengthening consistency across the region, and helping teams deliver thoughtful, high-quality regulatory work.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree in natural sciences, physical sciences, or a related field
• Advanced degree preferred
• 10+ years of experience in regulatory permitting or related environmental work, or 8+ years with an advanced degree
• Deep regional permitting and regulatory process knowledge
• Experience assigning staff and balancing workloads to meet project needs
• Experience leading or mentoring regulatory staff in a consulting, agency, or project-based environment

Technical Skills & Experience

• Advanced understanding of regional regulatory processes, including multiple USACE district and state-level SOPs and requirements
• Expert knowledge of established regulatory processes for at least one state within the region
• Ability to facilitate coordination across one or more states to share regulatory updates, best practices, and training opportunities
• Ability to manage and coach an interdisciplinary team performing technical site evaluations
• Ability to vet RFPs and other opportunities and assign project staff appropriately
• Ability to provide high-level guidance and strategy across project phases, including proposal, kickoff, development, and closeout
• Strong judgment in reviewing technical work and ensuring appropriate QA/QC practices are followed
• Ability to support teams in navigating changing regulatory expectations and agency coordination needs
• Direct experience working across multiple states or regulatory jurisdictions within the region

You Will Thrive in This Position If You:

• Enjoy leading both people and technical work
• Can balance strategic thinking with day-to-day team support
• Like helping others grow and succeed
• Are comfortable making decisions in a fast-moving, multi-project environment
• Bring both regulatory depth and a practical, solutions-oriented mindset
• Value collaboration and know how to build trust across teams and stakeholders

RES is seeking a Director of Environmental Regulatory Affairs & Restoration to lead environmental permitting strategy, regulatory coordination, and technical regulatory oversight for projects across California. This role serves as a senior leader within the organization, guiding complex permitting and regulatory efforts, supporting project execution, mentoring staff, and helping shape regional growth strategy. The Director of Environmental Regulatory Affairs & Restoration will work across disciplines and regions to ensure regulatory excellence, consistent quality, strong agency relationships, and effective support for business objectives.

This position is ideal for a seasoned regulatory leader who brings deep expertise in environmental permitting, restoration and mitigation strategy, agency coordination, technical review, staff development, and cross-functional project leadership. The ideal candidate has extensive experience navigating complex state and federal regulatory frameworks, leading interdisciplinary teams, and providing strategic direction across all phases of project delivery.

What your day-to-day will look like

You will lead regulatory strategy for a diverse portfolio of projects, helping teams navigate permitting pathways, identify risks early, and align regulatory requirements with project goals, schedules, and budgets. You will provide high-level guidance through proposal development, kickoff, project execution, closeout, and long-term compliance considerations, while also supporting broader regional growth strategies and business planning.

You will oversee and interpret complex regulatory processes across California and federal jurisdictions, including permitting and approvals under applicable environmental laws and agency requirements. You will guide teams in developing permitting strategies, evaluating constraints, preparing for agency coordination, and ensuring consistency in regulatory interpretation and technical quality across projects.

You will serve as a senior advisor and collaborator to project teams, Regulatory Managers, and business leaders across regions. In this role, you will facilitate coordination across offices and disciplines, share regulatory updates and best practices, support staff training, and partner with Government Affairs and regional leadership on policy developments, draft legislation, and emerging issues that may affect RES business lines and environmental markets.

You will ensure that QA/QC processes are followed and that reports, applications, drawings, analyses, and other regulatory deliverables are reviewed by the appropriate staff and meet scope, schedule, cost, and quality expectations. You will also provide technical oversight and direction on site evaluations, data interpretation, permit applications, mitigation and restoration planning, compliance-related efforts, and risk analyses.

You will lead and coach interdisciplinary teams, assign staff to projects, balance workloads, and help resolve staffing conflicts and competing priorities. You will mentor team members on professional development, technical growth, and project execution, and you will contribute to hiring through position development, candidate interviews, and selection decisions.

You will also represent RES externally with clients, agencies, and industry organizations. This may include supporting agency meetings, client strategy discussions, field visits, presentations, and training sessions related to regulatory requirements, permitting processes, and environmental compliance.

This position may require travel within California and occasional coordination across regions.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree in natural sciences, physical sciences, environmental sciences, ecology, biology, geology, hydrology, or a related field.
• 15+ years of relevant experience, or 13+ years of relevant experience with an advanced degree.
• Advanced understanding and interpretation of national regulatory processes, including work across multiple U.S. Army Corps of Engineers districts and multiple state-level SOPs and requirements.
• Senior to expert-level expertise in environmental regulations and permitting, including experience with approvals such as Clean Water Act Sections 404 and 401, Nationwide and Individual Permits, NPDES, Endangered Species Act requirements, and other major federal, state, and local environmental permitting frameworks.
• Expert understanding of the 2008 Mitigation Rule, regional agency guidance and interpretations, and other major regulatory requirements affecting mitigation, restoration, and environmental market projects.
• Demonstrated ability to provide strategic regulatory guidance across different project phases, including proposals, kickoff, development, and closeout.
• Experience leading multiple project teams and interdisciplinary teams simultaneously.
• Demonstrated success mentoring, coaching, and developing staff, including support for professional goal setting and technical growth.\
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, advanced organizational skills, and strong interpersonal skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Advanced degree in environmental science, ecology, biology, hydrology, geology, planning, or a related field.
• Advanced knowledge in more than one and intermediate knowledge in several scientific disciplines relevant to regulatory and restoration work, such as wetlands, hydrology, soils, stream morphology, water quality, threatened and endangered species, flora and fauna, geology, ecology, biology, fisheries, or environmental contamination.
• Strong familiarity with GIS capabilities and functions, with ArcGIS experience or certification preferred.
• Professional certifications such as PWS, CWB, CERP, PG, species survey permits or licenses, hydrology certifications, EPSC, or other regional or discipline-specific credentials.
• Strong understanding of restoration design principles, functional assessment methodologies, ecological data, design plans, and technical calculations that support permitting and regulatory deliverables.
• Active participation or leadership in technical professional associations and experience presenting at conferences or professional meetings.
• Risk identification and problem solving

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We are looking for a Project Manager I to join our growing team. This is an entry-level role ideal for someone with technical know-how and a passion for seeing projects through from concept to completion. You’ll work alongside industry experts and local partners to help deliver regulatory-driven restoration projects that support both ecological and economic goals. 

You’ll be based out of one of our regional offices or project hubs, working with multi-disciplinary teams that include scientists, engineers, construction professionals, and subcontractors. Some fieldwork and travel (typically 75%-90%) will be required depending on your location and the stage of your projects.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll lead high-impact ecological projects that drive measurable change

• You’ll gain autonomy while being backed by a supportive, mission-driven team

• You’ll help shape how projects are delivered by applying RES Best Management Practices

• You’ll work in a collaborative environment that values problem-solving and innovation

• You’ll see your projects evolve from concept to field implementation—and feel the difference you’re making

The Mission  . 

- Contract administration
- Construction site coordination
- Subcontractor management
- Construction project documentation and as-built support
- Project stakeholder coordination and communication
- Project scheduling and accounting

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS IF APPLIES

Some fieldwork and travel (typically 75%-90%) will be required depending on your location and the stage of your projects

A Day in the Life

As a Project Manager I, you’ll support project delivery from start to finish under the guidance of Senior Project Managers. You will assist with project budgeting, scheduling, and tracking key milestones to ensure everything stays on time and on target. You’ll work closely with internal teams, subcontractors, and external partners to keep communication clear and tasks aligned.

You'll help maintain project documentation, manage permits, and support compliance efforts while gaining exposure to evaluating and managing project risks, scope, and changes. You'll participate in team meetings, review plans, and contribute to collaborative problem-solving across disciplines. Project management software will be a key part of your daily toolkit, helping you stay organized and connected.

From time to time, you’ll also get out in the field—visiting project sites to monitor progress, support fieldwork, and see firsthand the impact of your efforts.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, engineering, construction management, or related applied field
• 3+ years of total experience in an applied science or construction field
• Comfort with basic budgeting, scheduling, and financial terms relevant to the project
• Experience with project scheduling, setting timelines and milestones, and using project management tools (e.g., MS Project, Smartsheet)
• Basic understanding of scope management (how project scope is defined and controlled)
• Comfort reviewing project plans, maps, and technical specifications

You will thrive in this position if you:

• Are an effective communicator, adapting your style to different audiences.
• Are a problem solver, looking for solutions before escalating and adapting when challenges arise.
• Know how to manage priorities - without losing sight of the details.
• Are effective in conflict resolution, navigating disagreements professionally and diplomatically to keep the team aligned.
• Are comfortable delegating while maintaining accountability.
• Think big, connecting your day-to-day tasks to larger project goals and company priorities.

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Experience working on ecological restoration, mitigation, or conservation projects
• Familiarity with regulatory processes, such as wetlands permitting or environmental compliance
• Experience coordinating subcontractors or vendors in a project setting
• Ability to identify problems in the field and suggest solutions independently

We are seeking a Project Manager II to independently lead complex ecological restoration projects across planning, permitting, field execution, and delivery. If you’re experienced in managing multi-disciplinary teams, working with contractors, and driving technical projects with minimal supervision—this is your chance to make a real, tangible impact on the environment.

You’ll work out of one of RES’s regional offices or field hubs, collaborating closely with internal scientists, engineers, construction teams, external stakeholders, and subcontractors. You can expect to travel up to 25% of the time, particularly during project kickoffs, field execution phases, and regulatory milestones. This position is essential to maintain delivery performance, support expanding market opportunities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, working on full delivery projects and mitigation banks. 

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll lead environmentally meaningful projects that have a direct, measurable impact
• You’ll have autonomy to manage your projects from conception through completion
• You’ll be part of a supportive team that values collaboration, innovation, and initiative
• You’ll work with experienced professionals who are passionate about science and sustainability
• You’ll have opportunities to mentor others and grow into a senior leadership role

A Day in the Life

As a Project Manager II at RES, your days will involve leading restoration projects through every phase—from opportunity development to construction close-out. You’ll develop project schedules, build and manage budgets, lead cross-functional team meetings, and ensure regulatory compliance. You’ll work independently to resolve project challenges, mitigate risks, and keep stakeholders informed. Using RES’s Best Management Practices (BMPs)—including Opportunity Charters, Risk Registers, and Project Plans—you’ll track performance and drive results.

In the field, you might be coordinating subcontractors, inspecting active sites, or conducting team check-ins. At your desk, you’ll review technical documents, prepare financial reports, and communicate updates with clients and regulators. Every day, you’ll have the opportunity to lead meaningful work that restores critical ecosystems.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• A Bachelor’s degree in applied sciences, environmental engineering, construction management, or a related field—or equivalent experience
• At least 6 years of experience in engineering, construction, or environmental project work
• 3+ years of direct project management experience, including ownership of scope, schedule, and budget
• Proficiency with project management tools, such as MS Project, Smartsheet, or equivalent
• Knowledge of environmental permitting and compliance
• Experience managing subcontractors, consultants, and vendors
• Ability to lead complex projects independently, with limited supervision
• Excellent communication, problem-solving, and team leadership skills
• Comfort working in field settings, construction zones, and regulatory environments

What Will Make You Stand Out

• PMP certification, PE/PG license, or relevant advanced degree
• Experience managing ecological restoration, mitigation banking, or conservation projects
• Ability to lead cross-disciplinary teams and mentor junior PMs or technical staff
• Experience with complex stakeholder coordination, including regulators, clients, and contractors

RES is currently looking for a Restoration Supervisor I professional. This position will be based out of Raleigh, NC. 

"If you’re tired of being micro-managed and want to actually run the show, this is it. We need a Restoration Supervisor who treats every dollar like it’s theirs and every deadline like it’s a personal challenge. You’ll have the resources and the crew—your job is to lead them across the finish line faster and smarter than anyone else."

The mission: This position is approximately 5% at the RES field office, 95% in the field. The primary function of the Restoration Supervisor I is to complete restoration work in the field and supervise Restoration Technicians. You can expect to travel up to 75% within the region, which includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll lead field crews in restoring real ecosystems
• You’ll help execute planting, seeding, and invasive species management plans
• You’ll use a variety of equipment and tools, including GPS and sprayers
• You’ll work with a team that values safety, performance, and teamwork
• You’ll contribute to projects that make a measurable environmental impact

A day in life

Morning Briefing & Safety Checks:
Start your day by conducting a daily tailgate safety meeting, reviewing proper PPE usage, and ensuring all crew members are aware of the day’s hazards and safety protocols.

Field Operations & Equipment Oversight:
Head out to a project site to coordinate and supervise ecological restoration tasks. This includes safely operating large trucks, UTVs, brush cutter, skid steers, and other essential equipment. You will use GPS mapping systems to navigate the field and ensure that all restoration activities—primarily planting and seeding—are executed according to project plans and quality standards.

Crew Training & Quality Assurance:
Work with team members in identifying native and invasive species, proper herbicide mixing and application, plant and seed installation, and equipment maintenance procedures. You will perform quality assurance checks on both in-house operations and subcontractor work, taking corrective actions when necessary to uphold project specifications and safety guidelines.

Administrative & Coordination Tasks:
Complete administrative tasks such as coding timecards, submitting expense reports, and uploading field photographs. Collaborate with the Restoration Manager and Operations Manager to update project schedules, review manpower estimates, and communicate resource needs or project updates.

Physical requirements:

Please note that we also work outside come rain or come shine, and are exposed to insects including ticks and mosquitoes, or poisonous plants such as poison ivy. The ability to lift up to 50 pounds is needed.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School Diploma/GED or equivalent.
• Minimum of 3+ years of ecological restoration experience with a strong grasp of planting plans, environmental standards (E&S, IPM, invasive management), and prescribed burn operations (holding valid S130/190 certifications as applicable).
• Proficiency in operating large trucks (with trailers), UTVs, brush cutters, augers, chainsaws, skid steers, tractors, and sprayers.
• Strong background in identifying and executing equipment maintenance needs and procedures, with a proactive approach to minimizing downtime.
• Ability to mix and apply herbicides correctly and safely manage invasive species programs.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills to relay project updates, provide solution-based feedback, and ensure clear communication across all levels.
• Valid CPR-AED/First Aid certification.
• A valid DOT medical card.
• A valid Commercial Pesticide Applicator License in the applicable state(s).

What will make you stand out:

• Experience using GPS mapping systems and basic mapping programs for planning and maintenance activities.

RES is looking for an experienced Engineering Manager (Water Resources) to lead the technical delivery of stream, wetland, and stormwater restoration projects—from early feasibility through final design and construction support. This is a senior technical leadership role for a licensed PE who can guide complex design efforts, uphold strong QA/QC standards, and manage teams delivering multiple projects at once.

You’ll be based out of one of our regional offices and partner closely with project managers, scientists, construction teams, and clients. Expect a mix of design leadership and coordination, with periodic travel for site visits, stakeholder meetings, and construction oversight.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• Lead work that matters. Your designs will turn into real restoration in the field—streams reconnected, wetlands rebuilt, water quality improved.
• Own technical excellence. You’ll shape plan quality, modeling approaches, and QA/QC processes across multiple projects.
• Build and grow a team. Mentor engineers, delegate effectively, and strengthen technical depth across the department.
• Partner externally. Work directly with clients, agencies, and stakeholders to advance permits and move projects forward.

A Day in the Life

As an Engineering Manager, your day will blend technical leadership with people and project oversight. You may:

• Oversee development of stream, wetland, and stormwater design plans, ensuring they are permittable, constructible, and aligned with field conditions.

• Lead or implement QA/QC processes, including plan reviews, design standards, and continuous improvement across the team.

• Provide technical guidance during early-stage feasibility, concept development, and construction planning—helping teams identify constraints and solutions early.

• Support teams navigating Section 401/404 (Clean Water Act) and applicable state/local regulations, coordinating with internal permitting and compliance partners.

• Manage multiple concurrent projects—balancing priorities, staffing needs, schedules, and technical risk.

• Participate in agency and stakeholder engagement, including meetings, submittal support, and responses to comments.

• Offer construction oversight support (hands-on experience preferred), helping resolve field challenges and verifying design intent during implementation.

• Coach engineers through technical challenges while strengthening skills in communication, documentation, and client-facing collaboration.

We’d love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Engineering
• PE license in most states within the region (or ability to obtain quickly as needed)
• 10–15+ years of progressive engineering experience
• 5+ years of staff and project management experience

Technical Skills & Experience

• Proven experience managing stream, wetland, and stormwater design plans
• Deep knowledge of QA/QC processes (led and/or implemented)
• Strong understanding of Clean Water Act Section 401/404 and relevant state/local regulations
• Construction oversight understanding; hands-on experience preferred
• Ability to guide technical decisions in feasibility and early construction planning
• Strong client management experience and ability to support business outcomes through excellent delivery
• Experience overseeing multiple projects simultaneously with competing priorities
• PM experience including long-term planning, department budgeting, and resource scaling
• Experience engaging agencies and stakeholders to support approvals and successful delivery

Soft Skills (how you lead)

• Team leadership with a steady, practical approach
• Strong task delegation and prioritization across multiple workstreams
• Mentorship and training mindset—developing others while keeping quality high
• Clear writing and communication, especially for client- and agency-facing work

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Track record leading complex restoration designs across multiple regulatory environments
• Demonstrated success improving QA/QC systems, design standards, or team delivery performance
• Strong construction-phase problem solving—bridging design intent with field realities
• Experience scaling a team or function through growth (workload forecasting, hiring input, resource planning)

We’re seeking a motivated and dependable Laborer to join our hardworking team! If you enjoy working outdoors, thrive in a hands-on role, and take pride in delivering high-quality results, this is the job for you. As a Construction Laborer, you’ll be an integral part of our projects, helping with a variety of tasks including site preparation, landscaping, and general labor, on active restoration sites across your region. That may include wetlands, streambanks, prairies, or stormwater facilities. You’ll work alongside a skilled crew, contributing to projects that make a tangible impact. If you're ready to roll up your sleeves, work in a collaborative environment, and enjoy the satisfaction of seeing your work come to life, we want you on our team! 

The ability to travel 2-4 nights throughout the week on key projects and home on the weekends. Per Diem and hotel stay provided.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll work hands-on in nature, helping bring real landscapes back to life

• You’ll learn practical skills in planting, seeding, erosion control, and invasive species removal

• You’ll gain experience using tools and equipment in the field

• You’ll work on a tight-knit crew that values safety, teamwork, and hard work

• You’ll be part of a growing company with a mission to restore the Earth

A Day in the Life

No two days are exactly the same, but here's a glimpse into what your day-to-day might look like:

Morning Kickoff

• Start your day by reviewing detailed work specifications and plans for the day’s tasks.
• Conduct safety checks on all tools and equipment, ensuring proper functionality and readiness.

Tool Operation

• Operate a variety of tools, including power tools like drills and circular saws, as well as landscape equipment like chainsaws and weed eaters, to perform critical tasks on-site.

Hands-On Erosion Control

• Work hands-on to implement erosion and sediment control measures, following detailed specifications to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Seeding, mulching and matting
• Assist in setting up and maintaining traffic control systems to ensure safety around the work area
• Set-Up and maintenance of bypass water pumping & work area dewatering

End-of-Day Wrap-Up

• Clean and store tools and equipment, ensuring everything is ready for the next day.
• Review completed tasks with your supervisor to confirm everything meets the required standards and specifications.

Every day brings new challenges, making it a rewarding position for someone who enjoys hands-on work and making a direct impact on the environment.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
• Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
• Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Ability to operate and maintain various tools and equipment.
• Quick learner with the ability to take on new tasks effectively.
• Good communication skills and ability to work well within a team.
• Ability to interpret and follow detailed work specifications.
• Familiarity with basic hand tools or landscape equipment
• A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to travel to job sites

What would make you stand out?

• High school diploma or GED.
• Prior experience in landscaping, construction, farming, or outdoor labor 
• Understanding of erosion and sediment control guidelines
• Basic Knowledge of traffic control procedures

RES is looking for an Operator II to join our restoration and construction field team!

As an Operator II, you will play a key role in executing high-quality construction tasks on restoration and infrastructure projects. You’ll operate a variety of construction equipment, assist with grading and elevation setting, and contribute to the daily implementation of site plans.

This is a mid-level operator position, ideal for someone with solid construction experience who is ready to take on more autonomy and help support team communication and task execution.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll operate a range of construction equipment in challenging, meaningful environments
• You’ll grow your skills in reading plans, setting grades, and working independently
• You’ll be part of a supportive field team that values safety, quality, and collaboration

A Day in the Life

You’ll start the day by reviewing the construction plan and loading or mobilizing your assigned equipment. You’ll operate a range of tools and machines—like tractors, skid steers, or brush cutters—while setting grades and installing features according to site plans.

You’ll complete equipment checks, report any maintenance needs, and help ensure site safety protocols are followed. You may also support in training newer crew members in safe practices and help relay instructions from your supervisor to the broader team.

Throughout the day, you’ll monitor your work against project specifications, communicate with team members, and perform physically demanding tasks in various terrain and weather.

The ability to travel 4-5 nights a week. Per Diem and hotel stay provided.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
• Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
• Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• High School Diploma or GED (preferred but not required)
• 2+ years of construction experience
• 1+ year of experience operating construction equipment
• Strong familiarity with safety practices and PPE
• Experience setting grades with smooth transitions and low tolerances (within 0.2 ft)
• Ability to read project plans and implement them in the field
• Basic experience with GPS and grading tools

What would make you stand out?

• Experience training others on safe equipment use and task procedures

You Will Thrive in This Job If

• You’re comfortable working independently and staying productive
• You take pride in precision and quality execution
• You value clear communication and team accountability

RES is seeking a Construction Project Manager I with 3+ years of experience based out of our Burlington, NC office.

The mission: to own the delivery of small to large environmental restoration construction projects on time, within scope and within budget, in the Carolinas region (some overnight travel might be required). Most travel will consist of 2-3 days per week within a 2-4 hour commute and home. Some overnight stay is required based on the project.

You will be working with all parties involved in construction projects - with the safety team to ensure safety standards are met; with field and site crews to track project progress and relay that information to management and accounting, etc. You will need excellent communication skills, a strong knowledge of budgets and accounting, a team-based mentality, and the ability to navigate through complex projects with complex clients.

Why You’ll Love This Job

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  You’ll lead construction teams delivering high-impact ecological projects
• You’ll work closely with field staff, subcontractors, and technical teams
• You’ll guide projects from concept to close-out, integrating construction with design and permitting
• You’ll have the opportunity to coach junior construction professionals and grow your leadership skills
• You’ll contribute to projects that make a lasting difference in communities and landscapes

A Day in the Life

Your work will include close interactions with the clients. You will be responsible for any client required paperwork that may include submittals, schedules, certifications, etc., and be present at client-based progress meetings, where you will be discussing schedules and project dates, job issues or successes, order changes, deadlines, as needed throughout the project.

You will also make sure, supported by your Superintendents and Operations Manager, that the projects are fully staffed and have all the needed equipment and material.

Lastly, you will deal with the financial and contractual side of the project, including reviews with the estimating team, creating budgets based off estimates and tracking and forecasting budgets throughout the project, and execute monthly billing invoices and required paperwork throughout projects.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• We would love to talk to you if you have the following qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in applied sciences, engineering, construction management, or similar field
  • 3+ years of progressive experience in a construction management role, with 1+ years being in project management.

  What will make you stand out?

  • Detailed understanding of environmental restoration projects including but not limited to stream restoration, stormwater control measure installation, wetland construction, and drainage-based solutions.
  • Professional certifications related to construction project management.
  • Experience leading large teams through a variety of situations.

RES is looking for a Field Technician II to join our team.

As a Field Technician II at RES, you’ll play a key role in keeping our equipment running safely and efficiently across a variety of environmental restoration and construction projects. You’ll diagnose and repair heavy equipment in the field, lead equipment inspections, and help train crew members on safety and maintenance protocols. This is a great role for a mid-level technician who thrives outdoors, takes pride in high-quality work, and is eager to build their expertise.  

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be in the field, not stuck in a shop. Your day-to-day will include traveling to job sites, diagnosing and repairing equipment in real-world conditions.
• You’ll lead by example. From PPE use to maintenance procedures, you’ll set the standard for safety and quality on the crew.
• You’ll grow your technical skills. You’ll work on a wide range of construction equipment—hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical—and stay up to date through ongoing training and certifications.
• Your work keeps projects moving. At RES, we restore streams, wetlands, and ecosystems—and none of that can happen without reliable equipment and field-ready support.

A Day in the Life

Your day might begin with a safety meeting, followed by travel to a nearby job site where a skid steer is experiencing hydraulic issues. You’ll assess the equipment, troubleshoot using your diagnostic tools, and perform necessary repairs on-site. Later, you might lead a team member through an equipment inspection checklist, weld a damaged bucket, or communicate an urgent repair update to your supervisor.

Throughout the day, you'll balance repair work with equipment monitoring, preventive maintenance, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. You’re not just turning wrenches—you’re a go-to leader helping your team stay productive and safe in the field.

Travel amounts will be a few overnights a couple times a month max

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
• Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
• Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• 3+ years of experience in construction equipment repair and maintenance
• Valid driver’s license 
• Trade school certification or manufacturer-specific repair certification
• Intermediate proficiency in diagnostic tools and interpreting system errors
• Working knowledge of equipment maintenance schedules, fluids, and safety protocols

What would make you stand out?

• CDL (Commercial Driver’s License)
• Experience in restoration, civil construction, or other field-based environments
• Certified Welder

You’ll Thrive in This Role If You:

• Are comfortable diagnosing and repairing a variety of construction equipment on the first attempt
• Stay current on evolving equipment standards and maintenance protocols
• Can confidently teach safety and maintenance practices to less experienced crew members
• Work well under pressure, especially when equipment failures could delay projects
• Take pride in clean, high-quality repairs and consistent documentation
• Are dependable, self-starting, and committed to working safely every day

As a Coastal Engineer at RES, you’ll bring deep technical expertise and leadership to coastal resilience projects in Florida. You’ll serve as a subject matter expert in your discipline—leading and assisting teams through innovative and complex coastal resilience projects requiring regulatory approvals, project delivery, and implementation. You’ll play a key role in leading the coastal design projects, mentoring junior staff, driving quality across multiple projects, and guiding our clients through technically and logistically challenging resilience efforts. See some of the projects our engineers work on here.

Why You’ll Love This Job

• RES is a leader in innovative nature-based solutions, including coastal adaptation – you will be at home.

• You’re the go-to expert. Whether your specialty is stream geomorphology or BMP design, your experience and insights guide some of our most critical technical decisions.
• You’ll get to lead and grow others. You’ll manage projects and mentor junior engineers—shaping not only deliverables but the next generation of RES leaders.
• Your work will be built. You’ll see your designs come to life on the ground, with opportunities to participate in fieldwork and construction oversight.
• You’ll have client-facing influence. You’ll help build partnerships, manage contracts, and ensure that our technical solutions meet real-world needs.
• You’ll work at the intersection of ecology and engineering. Whether you're restoring an eroding shoreline in response to degradation including climate change or creating a water quality enhancement project to uplift an estuary, your work will make a measurable environmental impact.

A Day in the Life

You may start your day by reviewing a design or plan sets for an artificial reef project headed for agency review. Tacos for lunch. Midday, you're on a call with a client to walk through design revisions, balancing technical needs with site constraints and budget. Later, you’re reviewing erosion and sediment control details submitted by a junior engineer for a coastal shoreline project in Miami—offering feedback and making sure it aligns with regulatory standards.

Depending on the project phase, you might lead a shoreline conditions assessment, design a nature based coastal enhancement, evaluate value engineering for a permitted project, develop permit plans or verify construction matches the plans as the Engineer of Record. Throughout the day, you will lead conversations with marine scientists, engineers, clients, and regulators that are part of the RES Team —turning complex challenges into clear solutions and ensuring projects stay on track and consistent with permits.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Coastal, Civil or Marine Engineering field
• Licensed Professional Engineer in Florida, or the ability to become licensed within six months through reciprocity if licensed in another state
• 10+ years of progressive engineering experience designing nature-based coastal resilience and waterfront projects such as artificial reefs, living seawalls, breakwaters, mangrove shorelines (8+ years with advanced degree)
• Construction management experience
• Experience leading coastal proposal pursuits
• Advanced proficiency with design tools such as AutoCAD Civil 3D, GIS, coastal modeling software (e.g. MIKE21) or similar platforms
• Demonstrated ability to manage large, complex design projects from concept through construction as design lead
• Experience leading coastal permitting and coordination with federal, state, and county agencies that include Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) permitting
• Valid driver’s license in the US for over one year and ability to travel to field sites as needed

What will make you stand out?

• Direct experience with coastal permitting in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe Counties
• Experience securing water quality improvement “credits” for nutrient reductions (TN, TP, TSS) for living shorelines projects
• Experience involving innovative stormwater designs (BMP sizing, regional stormwater standards)
• Direct experience with Federal/State/Local environmental regulations and understanding of the Federal Clean Water Act, State Stormwater Rule, and other state and federal environmental regulations, and permitting processes. 
• Staff management and mentoring experience
• Presentation and public speaking experience

You Will Thrive in This Position If You:

• Are recognized as a subject matter expert in your area of design and enjoy solving challenging technical problems, many times with innovative solutions
• Lead with confidence and clarity—whether managing a field team, mentoring junior staff, guiding a client or negotiating with a regulator
• Balance technical precision with project deadlines, scope, and cost considerations
• Can lead multiple projects and teams simultaneously without losing sight of quality
• Care deeply about ecological function, water quality, and making a measurable environmental impact

We are looking for an Ecological Manager to lead our South Florida team of scientists and technical staff supporting restoration, mitigation, monitoring, and permitting projects. If you’re passionate about restoration, sustainability, and growing people as much as projects, this role is for you.

What you’ll be doing

• Lead and develop a science team across multiple projects and, potentially, regions – including workload planning, staffing, coaching, and performance feedback.
• Oversee project technical quality for restoration, mitigation, monitoring, and permitting efforts delivered by your team.
• Vet RFPs and new opportunities for technical fit, risk, and capacity; recommend pursuit strategies and assign appropriate project staff.
• Provide high-level guidance and strategy through all project phases, including:
  • Proposal development and level-of-effort scoping
  • Project onset and kickoff
  • Field data collection and technical analysis
  • Reporting, delivery, and closeout
• Review and enforce QA/QC processes to ensure that data, models, and deliverables meet RES and client standards.
• Coordinate across regions to share best practices, data collection advancements, and training opportunities.
• Partner with operations, sales, engineering, and construction teams to solve complex site challenges and deliver integrated solutions.
• Hire and onboard new team members, in collaboration with HR, including drafting position descriptions and participating as the hiring manager.
• Serve as a technical mentor to staff, helping them set professional goals and grow into higher levels of responsibility.

We would love to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• Bachelor’s degree in a natural or physical science or a closely related field.
• 10+ years of relevant experience, or 8+ years with an advanced degree, in ecology, environmental science, restoration, or a related discipline.
• Demonstrated experience managing multiple staff and teams (true people leadership, not just task coordination).
• Firm understanding of the services and project types your team would support (e.g., restoration, mitigation, monitoring, permitting).
• Experience assigning staff and balancing workloads across multiple concurrent projects and deadlines.
• Excellent verbal and written communication with internal and external stakeholders.
• Very strong interpersonal skills – approachable, credible, and able to build trust at all levels.
• Demonstrated conflict resolution and collaboration skills, particularly around staffing, priorities, and workload issues.
• Strong people leadership and coaching mindset, including mentoring staff, providing constructive feedback, and supporting career growth.

What will make you stand out?

• Advanced degree (M.S. or Ph.D.) in a relevant field.
• Additional professional certifications, such as PWS, or appropriate and/or current RTE species survey licenses or regional certifications (e.g., local EPSC, hydrologic professional, etc.).
• Experience with NEPA assessments 
• Strong permitting experience (state and federal)

RES is looking for a Field Technician II to join our team.

As a Field Technician II at RES, you’ll play a key role in keeping our equipment running safely and efficiently across a variety of environmental restoration and construction projects. You’ll diagnose and repair heavy equipment in the field, lead equipment inspections, and help train crew members on safety and maintenance protocols. This is a great role for a mid-level technician who thrives outdoors, takes pride in high-quality work, and is eager to build their expertise.  

Why You’ll Love This Job

• You’ll be in the field, not stuck in a shop. Your day-to-day will include traveling to job sites, diagnosing and repairing equipment in real-world conditions.
• You’ll lead by example. From PPE use to maintenance procedures, you’ll set the standard for safety and quality on the crew.
• You’ll grow your technical skills. You’ll work on a wide range of construction equipment—hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical—and stay up to date through ongoing training and certifications.
• Your work keeps projects moving. At RES, we restore streams, wetlands, and ecosystems—and none of that can happen without reliable equipment and field-ready support.

A Day in the Life

Your day might begin with a safety meeting, followed by travel to a nearby job site where a skid steer is experiencing hydraulic issues. You’ll assess the equipment, troubleshoot using your diagnostic tools, and perform necessary repairs on-site. Later, you might lead a team member through an equipment inspection checklist, weld a damaged bucket, or communicate an urgent repair update to your supervisor.

Throughout the day, you'll balance repair work with equipment monitoring, preventive maintenance, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. You’re not just turning wrenches—you’re a go-to leader helping your team stay productive and safe in the field.

Travel amounts will be a few overnights a couple times a month max

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs regularly.
• Capable of walking over uneven surfaces, climbing on construction equipment, and navigating hills.
• Comfortable working outdoors and performing tasks at ground level.

We would like to talk to you if you have many of the following:

• 3+ years of experience in construction equipment repair and maintenance
• Valid driver’s license 
• Trade school certification or manufacturer-specific repair certification
• Intermediate proficiency in diagnostic tools and interpreting system errors
• Working knowledge of equipment maintenance schedules, fluids, and safety protocols

What would make you stand out?

• CDL (Commercial Driver’s License)
• Experience in restoration, civil construction, or other field-based environments
• Certified Welder

You’ll Thrive in This Role If You:

• Are comfortable diagnosing and repairing a variety of construction equipment on the first attempt
• Stay current on evolving equipment standards and maintenance protocols
• Can confidently teach safety and maintenance practices to less experienced crew members
• Work well under pressure, especially when equipment failures could delay projects
• Take pride in clean, high-quality repairs and consistent documentation
• Are dependable, self-starting, and committed to working safely every day

Make a Lasting Impact on Our Environment

While we may not have a specific opening for your background today, we are always looking to connect with passionate professionals who want to restore a resilient earth.

By joining our Talent Community, you'll be the first to learn about new opportunities that match your skills, interests, and geographic preferences. Whether you’re an ecologist, project manager, engineer, field technician, or restoration specialist—we want to hear from you.

Why Join the RES Talent Community?

• 🔍 Stay Connected: Receive tailored updates about job openings before they are publicly posted.

• 💼 Explore Opportunities: From entry-level to leadership roles across environmental disciplines.

• 🌎 Grow with Purpose: Work for a mission-driven company where sustainability and innovation lead the way.

• 🤝 Inclusive Culture: Be part of a team that values integrity, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Areas We Often Hire In:

• Ecological Restoration & Field Operations

• Engineering & Design 

• Project Management & Delivery

• Permitting & Regulatory 

• Environmental Science & Biology

• Land Acquisition 

• Corporate Functions (HR, Finance, Legal, Marketing)

What We Look For:

• A deep passion for environmental work and restoration

• Relevant academic or professional background

• Adaptability and teamwork in dynamic field and office settings

• Commitment to safety, integrity, and sustainability

How to Join:

Click “Apply” to submit your resume and tell us a little about yourself—your interests, expertise, and ideal location. We’ll keep your profile in our system and reach out when there’s a match.

Let’s stay connected. Together, we can restore a resilient earth.

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