Job Purpose or Objective(s): The Entomologist studies insects and related organisms to support environmental management, agriculture, and public health initiatives. You will identify, analyze, and mitigate insect-related impacts, contributing to research, pest control strategies, and ecosystem sustainability.

PG12 | Full Time - Grant Funded | Schedule: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm |

**This position is a Grant Funded position - position is funded for 12 months |

Weekly Earned Wage Access is an Option for this position |

Primary Tasks:

Conduct field and laboratory research to identify, classify, and study insect species, analyzing behavior, life cycles, and environmental interactions across multiple projects annually.
Develop and implement pest management strategies to reduce insect-related damage in agricultural, residential, or commercial environments, improving crop yield, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Collect, document, and analyze biological data using statistical tools and scientific methods to support research findings, publications, and operational recommendations.
Prepare detailed reports and scientific documentation summarizing research results, treatment effectiveness, and environmental impact for stakeholders, regulatory agencies, or leadership.
Monitor insect populations and environmental conditions through routine field inspections and surveillance programs to detect changes, outbreaks, or risks.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including agronomists, environmental scientists, and public health officials to support integrated pest control and ecological initiatives.
Advise stakeholders on insect control and prevention methods, providing technical expertise, training, and recommendations for safe and effective practices.
Ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations by applying industry standards, maintaining accurate records, and supporting audits or inspections.
Perform other duties as may be assigned.

Required Education, Skills and Experience:

Bachelor’s degree in Entomology, Biology, Public Health, or related field
Knowledge of vector ecology, including tick and mosquito species identification
Experience with field surveillance methods and extracting pathogen samples for analysis (i.e., PCR).
Basic understanding of vector-borne diseases
Ability to analyze data and communicate findings clearly
Two [2] years of directly related experience

Responsibilities

Conduct field and laboratory research to identify, classify, and study insect species, analyzing behavior, life cycles, and environmental interactions across multiple projects annually.
Develop and implement pest management strategies to reduce insect-related damage in agricultural, residential, or commercial environments, improving crop yield, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Collect, document, and analyze biological data using statistical tools and scientific methods to support research findings, publications, and operational recommendations.
Prepare detailed reports and scientific documentation summarizing research results, treatment effectiveness, and environmental impact for stakeholders, regulatory agencies, or leadership.
Monitor insect populations and environmental conditions through routine field inspections and surveillance programs to detect changes, outbreaks, or risks.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including agronomists, environmental scientists, and public health officials to support integrated pest control and ecological initiatives.
Advise stakeholders on insect control and prevention methods, providing technical expertise, training, and recommendations for safe and effective practices.
Ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations by applying industry standards, maintaining accurate records, and supporting audits or inspections.
Perform other duties as may be assigned.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Entomology, Biology, Public Health, or related field
Knowledge of vector ecology, including tick and mosquito species identification
Experience with field surveillance methods and extracting pathogen samples for analysis (i.e., PCR).
Basic understanding of vector-borne diseases
Ability to analyze data and communicate findings clearly
Two [2] years of directly related experience

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