The Field Coordinator (FC) project manages and oversees ecological restoration projects from start to finish. FCs lead a team to implement public/residential/commercial landscapes ranging from small to large scale native installations (planting, seeding, erosion control) and land management (invasive species, prescribed fire, woodland editing). The FC supervises, trains, manages, and works alongside a crew and is responsible for project logistics including scheduling, client communications, invoicing, and job performance reviews. FCs are responsible for their project profitability, schedule, and performance standards. FCs are expected to drive the in-field work trucks. Projects are located in the Twin Cities and Upper Midwest.  

The ideal candidate is highly reliable, skilled in planning and scheduling work, demonstrates situational awareness and problem-solving abilities, and excels at performing physically demanding tasks in outdoor environments. They demonstrate a strong work ethic, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. The candidate should have strong communication, leadership, and time management skills. Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, Adobe, and other project management software is preferred. The candidate should also have experience in invasive and native species identification, integrated pest management (IPM), small equipment (chainsaw, brushsaw), and herbicide application. Experience with seeding, planting, erosion control practices, and prescribed burn experience is also preferred.