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Associate Governmental Program Analyst ($4400-5348) - Division of Flood Management, Project Development Branch, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/11/10). Incumbent provides in-depth fiscal analytical support including, but not limited to; reviewing financial management reports, tracking budget allocations and expenditures, management of encumbrances, reviewing Budget Change Proposals, development of allocation plans, development of recommendations for fiscal issues, position funding, federal grant and reimbursement contracts, implementation of the more complex budget assignments and drills, and reviewing and preparing program correspondences. Provides administrative and analytical support in the development of administrative processes and procedures. Must have good interpersonal and organizational skills, ability to multi-task, and be a team player.

Contact:  Angela Hong (916) 574-0315 or ahong@water.ca.gov, 3310 El Camino Avenue, Room 140, Sacramento, California 95821.

Engineer, Water Resources ($4608-8379) - Bay-Delta Office, Modeling Support Branch, Delta Modeling Section, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: Until Filled). Apply the multi-dimensional Delta hydrodynamic and water quality REALM model in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and analyze, document, and present results; assist in the efforts in modeling non-conservative constituents in the Delta; apply water quality kinetics in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta; investigate the impacts on water quality of proposed changes in the Delta; apply DSM2 for Delta hydrodynamics and water quality analysis; and make presentations and write technical documents, reports and memoranda to various State, federal and local agencies. Desirable Qualifications: Knowledge of hydraulics, computer programming and mathematical models are essential; experience utilizing hydrodynamic and water quality models; good oral and written communication skills. Applicants that have recently applied will still be considered, but no need to reapply.

Contact: Eli Ateljevich (916) 653-5111 or eli@water.ca.gov, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 215-4, Sacramento, California 95814 or Hari Rajbhandari (916) 657-5171 or hari@water.ca.gov, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 215-10, Sacramento, California 95814.

Environmental Program Manager I (Supervisor) ($6275-7575) - FloodSAFE Environmental Stewardship and Statewide Resources Office, Environmental Restoration and Enhancement Branch, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/17/10). We are looking for a forward thinking, energetic, collaborative, dedicated scientist to lead and manage the Riverine Ecosystem Section. The successful candidate will be able to provide program vision, direction, focus, and foster integration and collaboration across programs in managing and administering the Urban Streams Restoration and Watershed grant program, the ERP Fish Passage Improvement Program, and Engineering Support. Work with a flexible schedule and travel as needed. Desirable Qualifications: Experience and training in program leadership/management skills, aquatic and fisheries sciences, natural resource stewardship and restoration planning and design. Knowledge of restoration engineering techniques and planning, hydrologic sciences, floodplain and watershed management, and/or grant management. Knowledge of CEQA, FESA/CESA, and state specific environmental regulatory processes and policies. Ability to work effectively with SAP and budget processes. Possess good writing and public speaking skills, and the ability to support collaboration within and between agencies and staff.

Contact: Marcella Keppler, (916) 657-2636 or mkeppler@water.ca.gov, 1416 9th Street, Room 1148, Sacramento, California 95814.

Environmental Program Manager II ($8006-8830) - Division of Environmental Services, Office of Environmental Compliance, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/11/10). The Chief of the Office of Environmental Compliance oversees management of the Environmental Compliance and Evaluation Branch, Ecological Studies Branch and Mitigation and Restoration Branch. Responsible for a broad range of important environmental program activities that are of critical importance to the State’s future water supplies. Provide advice and assistance to executive management within the Department and to other entities, such as the California Bay/Delta Authority and the Bay Delta Conservation Plan Steering Committee. The incumbent also serves as the Department's staff environmental compliance specialist and participates in formulating and recommending environmental policy and procedures. Desirable Qualifications: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; effective interpersonal skills, innovative solution oriented, and strong CEQA/NEPA knowledge and skills.

Contact: Dale K. Hoffman-Floerke (916) 376-9700 or dalehf@water.ca.gov, 3500 Industrial Blvd, 2nd Floor, West Sacramento, California 95691.

Environmental Scientist ($3077-5711) - Division of Integrated Regional Water Management, North-Central Region Office, Regional Planning & Coordination, California-Nevada & Watershed Assessment, West Sacramento (Final Filling Date:02/25/10). Under the supervision of the Chief of the California-Nevada & Watershed Assessment Section, the incumbent assists with the recreation assessments at State Water Project (SWP) facilities, perform field inspections to monitor the conditions of facilities and resources; writes technical summaries and reports, and reviews environmental documents for recreational facilities to support development and utilization of recreation opportunities and enhancement of fish and wildlife resources; assists with hosting of recreation events in coordination with other Department of Water Resources (DWR) programs; provides coordination with statewide agencies and recreation programs, the SWP Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) relicensing programs, and recreation planning efforts pursuant to the Davis-Dolwing Act. Desirable Qualifications: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, organized with computer and presentation skills; and a background in recreation planning. Please submit a Standard State Application and the Supplemental Questionnaire to the contact indicated below.

Contact: Lana Graber (916) 376-9668 or lgraber@water.ca.gov , 3500 Industrial Blvd, West Sacramento, California 95691.

Environmental Scientist ($3077-5711) - Division of Flood Management, Levee Repairs Branch, Environmental Support Section, Sacramento, up to 12-24 months Limited-Term (Final Filing Date: 02/23/10). Provide environmental support for activities associated with levee repairs, operation and maintenance and improvement of federal flood control state, federal, and local flood control facilities. Work closely within an interdisciplinary project delivery team to provide information relevant to environmental laws, rules, regulations, policies, and permit conditions. Work cooperatively with regulatory agencies (DFG, State Lands Commission, Water Resources Control Board, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. F&WS, NMFS, etc.), other parts of the Department, and the public. Assist the Section Chief by conducting and/or overseeing a variety of compliance-related activities including preparation of draft environmental documents and permits needed to comply with State and federal environmental laws. Collect data through research, field surveys, and investigations for environmental analyses and studies. Write draft reports; prepare regulatory and compliance documents; and prepare routine correspondence. Monitor field operations for compliance with environmental permits, laws, and regulations. Desirable Qualifications: Working knowledge of federal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations, including National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) / California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Clean Water Act and Federal/California Endangered Species Acts (FESA/CESA); and strong project management, organizational, written and verbal communication skills. There is a possibility that this position will become permanent.

Contact: Deborah Condon (916) 574-1426 or dcondon@water.ca.gov, 2825 Watt Avenue, Suite 100, Sacramento, California 95821.

Environmental Scientist ($3077-5711) - Division of Integrated Regional Water Management, Northern Region Office, Special Investigations, Environmental Services Section, Red Bluff (Final Filing Date: 02/11/10). Under the supervision of the Senior Environmental Scientist, the incumbent will be responsible for conducting biological and recreation surveys and investigations in support of DWR flood management, water management, and recreation programs within the Northern Region. The Environmental Scientist will prepare monitoring plans, sections of mitigation and restoration planning documents, and environmental documents in accordance with environmental laws and regulations. As part of these duties, the incumbent will prepare statistical analyses, tables, charts, and graphs, and prepare final analytical and summary reports. Responsibilities include acting as the lead person to Student Assistants and Scientific Aids for field activities. Travel is required to attend meetings and participate in multi-agency and stakeholder working groups. Desirable Qualifications: Strong ability to work independently and in teams; establish and maintain working relationships; good interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills; able to work long hours in the field in extreme climatic conditions, and transport heavy field equipment and samples; knowledge of geomorphic process to analyze restoration and water management actions; and ability to apply various types of software including: Power Point, Word, Excel, Access, ESRI GIS software, and statistical software.

Contact: Aric Lester (530) 529-7365 or alester@water.ca.gov , 2440 Main Street, Red Bluff, California 96080.

Hydroelectric Plant Mechanical Supervisor ($5841-7591) - Division of Operations and Maintenance, Southern Field Division, Plant Maintenance Branch, Mechanical Section, West Branch, OSO, Alamo, Warne Pumping/Power Plants, Los (Final Filing Date: 02/17/10). Plans, organizes, and supervises the installation, maintenance, repair, and testing of mechanical equipment in hydroelectric generating/pumping plants or related plant facilities. Provides support to the Planner/Scheduler Team. Desirable Qualifications: Excellent communication skills, computer knowledge in various programs including SAP, strong organizational and good interpersonal skills.

Contact: Bruce Jackson (661) 944-8527, P.O. Box 1187, Pearblossom, CA 93553.

Management Services Technician (Confidential) ($2495-3426) - Division of Operations and Maintenance, Oroville Field Division, Administration Branch, Oroville (Final Filing Date: 2/24/10). Under the supervision and guidance of the Administrative Officer, the Management Services Technician performs duties as to the office revolving fund coordinator, training coordinator, correspondence specialist, researches, analyzes, and prepares staff work on a continuous basis relating to labor relations issues while maintaining confidentiality. Desirable Qualifications: Proficiency in computer software including Word, Excel, and SAP; ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and adapt to changing priorities. Excellent communication, organizational, interpersonal, and computer skills. Initiative in making decisions and meeting deadlines. Confidential designation pending Department of Personnel Administration approval.

Contact: Kathy Gould (530) 534-2358, 460 Glen Drive, Oroville, California 95966.

Office Technician (Typing) ($2686-3264) - Division of Environmental Services, Administration and Program Control Branch, West Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/25/10). Are you looking for a career opportunity and not just another job? If you enjoy working in a fast-pace, team-oriented environment, look no further than the Division of Environmental Services, Administration and Program Control Branch. This is an excellent opportunity to develop skills in Time Keeping and Training. Desirable Qualifications: Proficiency in various types of computer software including Word and Excel; ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and to adapt to changing priorities. Possess excellent communication, organizational, interpersonal, and computer skills. Demonstrate initiative in making decisions and meeting deadlines.

Contact: Joanna Gonzales, (916) 376-9702, 3500 Industrial Boulevard, West Sacramento, California 95691.

Office Technician (Typing) ($2686-3264) - Division of Engineering, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Branch, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/23/10). Under direction, performs secretarial, administrative, and timekeeping services for the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Branch. Prepares and finalizes memoranda, letters, reports, forms, and other documents from written or typed material. Answers phones, coordinates training, maintains files, arranges meetings, and maintains appointment calendars. Desirable Qualifications: Proficient in Word and Excel, and excellent organizational skills.

Contact: Noralee Parsons (916) 653-9849, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 515, Sacramento, CA 95814.

Staff Environmental Scientist ($5445-6575) - Division of Flood Management, Flood Projects Office, Flood Corridor Grants and Environmental Support Branch, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/24/10). Performs environmental analyses, research, surveys, investigations and studies; prepares reports and environmental documentation related to integrated flood management facility construction and maintenance including regulatory agency permitting; participates in the review and evaluation of grant-funded project proposals and the development of advance mitigation projects; and monitors flood project activities for compliance with permit conditions. The position requires interaction with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other regulatory agency staff, and the ability to monitor projects for compliance with DWR and regulatory agency environmental objectives. Desirable Qualifications: Knowledge of National Environmental Policy Act, California Environmental Quality Act, state and federal endangered species acts, clean water act, USACE project development processes, and DFG 1600 series permit processes. Strong oral and written communication and presentation skills; ability to work independently on specific tasks, meet deadlines, and communicate well with others.

Contact: Gloria Pearson (916) 574-0385 or gpearson@water.ca.gov, 3310 El Camino Avenue, Room 140, Sacramento, California 95821.

Staff Environmental Scientist ($5445-6575) - State Water Project Analysis Office, Oroville Facilities Relicensing Branch, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/11/10). Serve as SWPAO's resident environmental expert providing environmental expertise and advice on significant issues related to relicensing program activities. Assist in preparation, review, and defense of relicensing environmental documentation. Also, prepare, review and provide comments on environmental documents for the implementation of water contracts, including exchanges, transfers, and changes in points of delivery or due to authorizing connections to the SWP. Coordinate reviews with other DWR offices and staff and advise SWPAO staff and managers on compliance with environmental laws, rules, regulations, policies, and permits. Desirable Qualifications: Knowledgeable of the SWP, excellent oral and written communication skills; experience and knowledge of federal and State laws including: Clean Water Act; Endangered Species Act; National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA); and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

Contact: Ted Alvarez (916) 653-6271 or alvarez@water.ca.gov, 1416 9th Street, Room 1620, Sacramento, California 95814.

Staff Services Manager I ($5079-6127) - Department of Water Resources, Facilities Management Office, Sacramento (Final Filing Date: 02/11/10). Under the direction of the Chief, Facilities, Transportation, and Property Office, the incumbent is responsible to plan, organize and direct facilities acquisition statewide and to commit the Department to long-term lease agreements for approximately 300,000 square feet of leased space ensuring that all work is done in a manner that provides for the health and safety of staff and the public. Desirable Qualifications: exercise initiative and independent judgment in supervising the office, work cooperatively with others, maintain consistent, predictable attendance, and exercise good judgment; and have good writing and presentation skills. Interested applicants must submit a State Employment Application, STD 678, and a Statement of Qualifications. The Statement of Qualifications should be a one-page typed document outlining relevant education and experience.

Contact: Hoang Nguyen (916) 653-8578, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 305, Sacramento, California 95814.

Student Assistant ($8.41-11.20) - Division of Fiscal Services, Payables Office, Accounts Payables, Sacramento, Temporary Intermittent (Final Filing Date: 02/25/10. Assist in the review, analysis, and processing of accounts payable invoices. Student Assistant may also perform research for special projects, sort mail and file. Desirable Qualifications: Payables experience, knowledge and understanding of accounting principles, regular attendance, good oral and written communication skills and a basic knowledge of accounting systems. Students majoring in Accounting or Business are encouraged to apply.

Contact:  Buffy Alvarez (916) 654-8072, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 831, Sacramento, California 95814.

Student Assistant ($8.41-11.20) - Division of Technology Services, IT Support Services Branch, Sacramento, Temporary Intermittent (Final Filing Date: 02/24/10). Incumbent assists Data Center staff with the installation and support of computer hardware and software. College students at any level in majoring in Computer Science and/or Management Information Science are encouraged to apply.

Contact:  Chris Navarrete (916) 653-6854 or chrisn@water.ca.gov, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 734-4, Sacramento, CA 95814

Student Assistant ($8.41-11.20) - Division of Technology Services, Customer Services Branch, Client Support, Sacramento, Temporary Intermittent (Final Filing Date: 02/16/10). Under close supervision, assist LAN administration staff with the installation and support of computer hardware and software (desktops and laptops). Assist in the preparation of reports and documents pertaining to IT systems, processes and computing resources. Conduct research into emerging hardware, software, and network technologies and offerings; prepare and present findings as directed. Desirable Qualifications: quick learner, self-motivated, effective oral and written communication skills, commitment to providing excellent customer service, effectively copes with competing priorities, maintains a mature attitude, works well with others for the benefit of the organization and consistently makes a strong effort to acquire greater experience and skills to increase potential for future advancement. Students majoring in majoring in Computer Science or Management Information Science may apply.

Contact: Vicky Kataoka (916) 653-7937, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 707, Sacramento, CA 95814.