Board of Control Professional

A great place to live for those interested in outdoor activities, as Cheyenne is just 30 minutes from Curt Gowdy State Park, about an hour from Rocky Mountain National Park, and about 90 minutes from Glendo State Park and Reservoir. Located just 45 miles from two Division 1 schools, the University of Wyoming and Colorado State University, for those who may want to pursue additional educational opportunities. Outdoor activities include hunting, fishing, camping, boating, backpacking, mountain biking, skiing, and just a 90-minute drive to Denver International Airport. Come put your talents to work for the benefit of Wyoming citizens and generations to come, providing technical reviews of petitions and subdivision water distribution plans submitted to the Board of Control to maintain the mission of the Wyoming State Engineer's Office.

Responsibilities

Reviews and analyzes complex water rights, water rights changes, and subdivision water distribution plans submitted to the Board of Control in accordance with Wyoming water law and the Board of Control's Regulations and Instructions; Interprets water right or technical data and performs water right searches; Resolves problems, discrepancies, and deficiencies on petitions, water distribution plans, and maps in accordance with Wyoming water law and Board of Control Regulations; Formulates detailed correspondence regarding technical issues; Assists the public, the agency, other state agencies, and federal agencies; Attends and participates in quarterly and special Board meetings and public hearings

Requirements

Bachelor's (typically in The Sciences); 0-3 years of progressive work experience in scientific analysis, records management or water rights with acquired knowledge at the level of a Natural Resources Specialist; OR 4-6 years of progressive work experience in scientific analysis, records management or water rights with acquired knowledge at the level of a Natural Resources Specialist; Skills in interpersonal, written, and verbal communications, managing resources, and computer applications; Ability to develop collaborative relationships to facilitate the accomplishment of work goals and to build strategic relationships among people, workgroups, and divisions (both internal and external); Must be comfortable to present and convey information clearly and concisely to groups or individuals verbally, electronically, and in writing to ensure they understand the information

Nice to have

Bachelor's degree in water resource sciences, natural resources or environmental science (preferred); Knowledge of Wyoming water law, compacts, treaties, and court decrees; State Engineer's Office and Board of Control's rules, regulations, business practices, policies, and procedures; legal land descriptions; surveying techniques and water records (plus but not required)

Benefits

Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance; Paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays; Retirement - Pension and 457B plans that help you build a secure future; Meaningful work that makes a difference for Wyoming communities