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Program Specialist II-1

College Station, TX💼 Full-time🗓 2026-09-03 → 2026-09-26

Core

Develop, coordinate, and deliver statewide educational programs and applied research on feral hog biology, ecology, damage assessment, and population management for landowners, agricultural producers, and wildlife managers.

Role type

Program Specialist (Wildlife Damage Management & Extension)

Builds

Educational workshops, field demonstrations, fact sheets, technical reports, and digital content for feral hog management.

Domain

Agriculture, Wildlife Management, Natural Resources

Deliverable

product features | dashboards & analysis | client delivery

Required skills

Wildlife biology and management principles, Wildlife damage management, Educational program development, Applied research coordination, Data analysis and interpretation, Stakeholder relationship management, Technical writing and editing, Digital content creation, Project management, Oral and written communication

Preferred skills

Feral hog specific expertise, Integrated wildlife damage management, Field research design, Extension publication experience, Adult education delivery, Quantitative data analysis, Digital platform content development

Technologies

Word processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation, Database, Online communication tools, Web platforms, Video, Podcasts

Responsibilities

Develop and implement statewide feral hog management education programs; Design and assist with applied research projects evaluating management techniques; Create educational publications and digital content; Collaborate with stakeholders to identify management needs; Translate research findings into practical recommendations.

Seniority

Mid-level, hands-on IC

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