Under the direction of the Natural Resources Coordinator, the Environmental Analyst will be responsible for determining appropriate land uses, monitor chemical or biological levels in the environment and create and regulate policy changes for the Cabazon Band of Cahuilla Indians. The Environmental Analyst will focus on data collection and interpretation, using the information to create solutions to environmental problems. After evaluation and interpretation of data is complete, analyst report recommendations and solutions for policy creation, expansion or procedure modification is necessary. 

Essential Duties And Responsibilities Include

•     Identifies and analyzes sources of air, water and solid waste pollution to determine their effects.
•     Determines data collection methods to be employed in research projects and surveys.  
•     Collects and synthesizes data derived from pollution emission measurements, atmospheric monitoring, meteorological information and soil and water samples.
•     Achieves environmental data and records. 
•     Collect and document metadata. 
•     Collect, manage, use and integrate spatial and attribute data using geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing (RS) systems, and global posting systems (GPS).
•     Create and interpret hard copy and digital maps.
•     Analyzes data to assess air, water and solid waste pollution problems.
•     Analyzes data to establish standards. 
•     Assist in recommending/implementing practices to control, reduce or eliminate air and water pollutants. 
•     Prepares graph, charts and statistical models from synthesized data, using knowledge of mathematical, statistical and engineering analysis techniques.
•     Assist with quarterly reports to EPA and the Tribe.
•     Assist in enforcing the Cabazon Environmental Code. 
•     Attend and participate in community council and environmental justice meetings. 
•     Assist with other Natural Resources Department programs and staff as needed
•     Assist with other duties as assigned.

The duties and responsibilities of this position may be modified at any time, at the Tribe’s discretion, to meet the evolving needs of the Natural Resources Department.

Work Environment

Employees working in the Casino or Bowling Center may be exposed to second-hand smoke and moderate levels of noise. The employee is occasionally exposed to moving mechanical equipment.

•     Bachelor's degree in environmental science, engineering, or a closely related field. An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered. 
•     Experience in air quality monitoring, data analysis, and report writing.
•     Strong understanding of air quality regulations and standards is preferred.
•     GIS/GPS experience is preferred
•     Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite 
•     Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
•     Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
•    Operating heavy equipment and tools is preferred.  
•    Capable of lifting a minimum of 50 pounds, working outdoors and performing field work in a variety of weather conditions.

Work Environment

Employees working in the Casino or Bowling Center may be exposed to second-hand smoke and moderate levels of noise. The employee is occasionally exposed to moving mechanical equipment.