BLM in Alaska looking for Deputy State Director

I don't see anything about licensing as a requirement or qualification so I am going to apply. Sounds like a cool gig.

If you're not licensed or a life-long federale with a couple decades of cadastral experience, I don't think you'll make the short list... This position directs millions in cadastal survey work every year.

Roadhand, post: 332354, member: 61 wrote: Sounds like a cool gig.

At least from your perspective...

FrozenNorth, post: 332357, member: 10219 wrote: If you're not licensed or a life-long federale with a couple decades of cadastral experience, I don't think you'll make the short list... This position directs millions in cadastal survey work every year.

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.. The worst they can do is say no

geonerd, post: 332352, member: 8268 wrote: In case there is anyone looking to work in Anchorage
Job Title:Deputy State Director - Alaska Lands, Cadastral Survey and Pipeline Monitoring, GS-0340-14/15 (DE)
Department:Department Of The Interior
Agency:Bureau of Land Management
Job Announcement Number:BLMAK-15-1477649-ES

access the job through USAjobs. gov

Go for it T!

Brad Ott, post: 332373, member: 197 wrote: Go for it T!

Thanks for the confidence Brad, but that one is out of my scope. I would expect to at least have my CFed before leaping for that. Besides, it would be nice to be closer to home. Anchorage is a lot closer to western Colorado than Kandahar, bur Denver is a 4 hour drive and makes for a weekend commute. I actually have my eye on some Geographer positions with USGS in Denver. Fingers crossed I at least get on the consideration list. I have already been told I qualify as a GS13 so I know that won't be the deal breaker. If anyone knows some USGS folks ?......