Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from ECS
Job overview
The Fisheries Economist role at ECS supports NOAA Fisheries Alaska Fisheries Science Center by developing detailed economic impact models for fishing-dependent ports in Southwest Alaska, enhancing fishery management decisions.
Responsibilities and impact
The candidate will develop social accounting matrix models for 20 fishing ports, estimate revenues for major species, create economic impact models, calculate impacts of harvest changes, and prepare a NOAA technical memo.
Compensation and benefits
The salary range is $75,000 to $90,000, and a government-furnished laptop is provided; general benefits are mentioned but not detailed.
Experience and skills
A Master's in applied economics with input-output modeling experience is required; expertise in IMPLAN software and economic impact modeling for fisheries is necessary; a Ph.D. and published research on Alaska fisheries are preferred.
Work environment and culture
ECS emphasizes people, values, and purpose, supporting federal agencies with a large employee base focused on serving the American public.
Company information
ECS is a mid-sized technology service provider to the US Federal Government with over 3800 employees, focusing on supporting federal agencies to serve and protect the American people.
Job location and travel
This is a full-time remote position supporting NOAA Fisheries Alaska Fisheries Science Center.
Unique job features
The role involves working on advanced economic models at a fine geographical scale for fisheries, contributing to significant NOAA projects with public-facing tools and reports.
Company overview
ECS, a leading provider of advanced technology, science, and engineering solutions, primarily serves government and commercial clients. They generate revenue through IT modernization, cybersecurity, cloud services, and artificial intelligence projects. Founded in 2001, ECS has grown through strategic acquisitions and partnerships, becoming a key player in the defense, intelligence, and federal civilian sectors. Their commitment to innovation and excellence has earned them numerous industry awards and recognitions.
How to land this job
Position your resume to highlight your expertise in input-output (IO), social accounting matrix (SAM) modeling, and economic impact modeling specifically for fisheries, emphasizing any experience with Alaska fisheries or regional economic models.
Showcase familiarity with IMPLAN software and your ability to develop detailed economic impact models at granular levels such as ports or zip codes, aligning with ECS's focus on port-level economic impact analysis.
Apply through multiple channels including the ECS corporate careers page and LinkedIn to maximize your application visibility and ensure you don't miss any opportunities for this role.
Connect with current ECS employees working in the NOAA Fisheries or regional economics divisions on LinkedIn to ask about the team culture and specific expectations for this Fisheries Economist role. Use ice breakers like commenting on recent NOAA Fisheries projects or the new 10MRSAM model developments mentioned in the job description.
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