Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Knowledge of the biological sciences and scientific principles of wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation; Ability to handle wild animals, including reptiles; Demonstrated working knowledge and experience handling and caring for captive wildlife; Ability to work with large, nonnative constrictor snakes including assisting in care of captive educational-use constrictors; Ability to humanely kill nonnative wildlife and train others on proper procedures; Demonstrated ability to work effectively in field conditions; Demonstrated skill in public speaking, and written and verbal communications; Demonstrated skill in excellent customer service; Ability to positively and effectively communicate with stakeholders and coworkers; Experience with wildlife trapping or other removal techniques; Ability to work well in a fast-paced environment and adhere to time constraints; Ability to drive a 4WD truck off road; Computer experience with MS Word, MS PowerPoint, and MS Excel; Ability to troubleshoot and assist the public while communicating over the phone and in-person; Ability to survey for large constrictors from a vehicle or on foot for multiple hours at a time; Ability to travel less than 25% of the time. Primary duties will include: Planning survey routes and conducting surveys for nonnative wildlife, including wild Burmese pythons; Responding rapidly to reports of nonnative wildlife; Removing invasive, potentially dangerous wildlife using various methods, including hand capture and live traps; Humanely killing nonnative wildlife using approved methods; Collecting, entering, and organizing data on all field activities into the Section's database; Quality assurance and quality control of data; Maintaining vehicle logs, and submitting fuel purchase receipts; Caring for captive animals used for education and training; Responding to other human-wildlife conflict issues as needed.