Local recruitment: Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee Projects Manager

STAC provides independent scientific and technical advice to the CBP by preparing technical reports and white papers; reviewing CBP approaches, tools, and products; organizing workshops to explore a scientific finding or management question; and enhancing communication between the scientific community and the technical and management teams of the CBP. Through the organizational networks of its 38 members, STAC ensures close cooperation among the various academic institutions and management agencies represented in the Chesapeake Bay watershed to facilitate the application of the best available scientific understanding to Bay restoration efforts. The selected candidate for the STAC Projects Manager position will assist the STAC Coordinator with the day-to-day management of the committee. This generally includes providing administrative support for the committee and its suite of activities and involves both working directly with STAC members and coordinating with Chesapeake Bay Program staff and partners. The selected candidate for the STAC Projects Manager position will assist the STAC Coordinator with the day-to-day management of the committee. This generally includes providing administrative support for the committee and its suite of activities and involves both working directly with STAC members and coordinating with Chesapeake Bay Program staff and partners. The person hired for this STAC Projects Manager position will work at the Chesapeake Research Consortium’s office located in Edgewater, MD on the campus of the Smithsonian’s Environmental Research Center. All CRC Staff can choose to work on a hybrid work schedule appropriate to their responsibilities, dividing time each week between in-office work and telework, in negotiation with CRC management.