
The State of Montana is dedicated to building a resilient workforce that can effectively address the state’s evolving challenges. It focuses on attracting, developing, and retaining skilled, creative, and energetic professionals who embody discipline, collaboration, respect, and ethical standards. By fostering a culture of synergy and inclusivity, the organization bridges geographic and cultural gaps across the Big Sky State. This commitment to disciplined innovation and community engagement sets Montana apart as a leader in workforce development within the public sector.
The Wildlife Technician will work within the Nongame Wildlife Program under the supervision of the Regional Nongame Wildlife Biologist. This position plays an important role in supporting and in some cases leading survey and inventory, monitoring, research, and management efforts for Species of Greatest Conservation Need and other nongame wildlife.
The State of Montana is dedicated to building a resilient workforce that can effectively address the state’s evolving challenges. It focuses on attracting, developing, and retaining skilled, creative, and energetic professionals who embody discipline, collaboration, respect, and ethical standards. By fostering a culture of synergy and inclusivity, the organization bridges geographic and cultural gaps across the Big Sky State. This commitment to disciplined innovation and community engagement sets Montana apart as a leader in workforce development within the public sector.