[Geoldept] FW: Washington State geologic survey hiring a full-time, permanent mapping geologist

[Bernard Housen]

Hello GeoAlums and current friends of the Department,

Michael Polenz at the WA DNR has emailed to let us know about a most excellent career opportunity- so please see the message below, and respond accordingly. Feel free to let others who would be interested and qualified know, too.

Current students and more recent graduates- please see his PS at the bottom of the message, regarding other opportunities in the near future- these are really nice positions, and provide you with some great experience.

Thanks

Bernie



From: POLENZ, MICHAEL (DNR) [mailto:MICHAEL.POLENZ at dnr.wa.gov]
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2017 11:14 AM
To: Bernard Housen <Bernard.Housen at wwu.edu>
Subject: RE: Washington State geologic survey hiring a full-time, permanent mapping geologist

The Washington State geologic survey is looking to hire a licensed geologist for our geologic mapping program. This full-time, permanent, career-level position (at the state's NRS3 level) is a rare opportunity to practice every day what inspired most members of the profession to become geologists in the first place.

The vacancy announcement and a link to the application are at
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/washington/jobs/1700196/geologist-nr-scientist-3?keywords=geologist&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs .

The opportunity to apply ends April 19.
Would you be able to spread the word among your graduates?

Thanks,
Michael

Michael Polenz
Geologist LG/LEG
Washington Dept. of Nat. Resources (DNR), Division of Geology and Earth Resources (DGER)
1111 Washington Street SE / P.O. Box 47007
Olympia, WA 98504-7007
Web Page: http://www.dnr.wa.gov/geology

P.s., we also expect to soon have openings for field assistants/early career mappers and would welcome it if you can let your students and recent graduates know to keep their eyes open for that. Michael
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