Ability to use a computer keyboard for several hours each day; completed office tasks that require sitting, standing, and walking to other locations; attend meetings and conference calls; visit project sites requiring driving vehicle, traveling up to three or more hours each way and sometimes including early mornings and late nights; occasional overnight travel up to 20% to reach some meeting or field locations; hiking over uneven and possibly steep or wet terrain at project sites for reconnaissance and biological monitoring; may include operation or being a passenger on a boat, ATV or other off road vehicles; occasional travel of two or more days per week. Under the general direction of the Salton Sea Program Manager (CEA), you would be directly responsible for the technical and professional development of staff, performance evaluation, program budgeting, and work force planning for the staff engaged in operation, maintenance, and monitoring of Salton Sea Management Program (SSMP) projects, participation in the Quantification Settlement Agreement (QSA) Implementation Team, and data collection for the SSMP Monitoring Implementation Plan (MIP).