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The Phoenix office of Lewis and Roca seeks a mid-level associate with three to seven years of experience in mining and public land law. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in mining, mineral rights, state and federal public land and natural resources law. Direct experience advising and counseling corporate and individual clients on a wide variety of mining and public lands issues required. A strong background negotiating, documenting and closing various types of exploration, development and mine operating agreements is necessary. Excellent academic credentials, strong written and oral communications skills, analytical and problem-solving skills are required. Our clients require a full range of services, as well as creative and thorough representation in all types of domestic and international matters. The qualified candidate will work in a team-oriented environment, participate in a broad range of sophisticated matters, and have significant client involvement. Lewis and Roca actively fosters the career growth of our attorneys, paralegals and administrative staff, and we encourage a congenial work environment balanced with an innovative, highly productive practice. We offer a competitive salary commensurate with experience and a full benefits package. Please send resume, writing sample and law school transcript to Mary W. Kiley, Lewis and Roca LLP, at Recruiting@LRLaw.com, or fax materials to (602)734-3930. Lewis and Roca is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, color, age, disability or veteran status
Enviroscientists, Inc., a Reno, Nevada, based environmental consultant firm, has an opening for a full-time GIS Specialist in our Reno, Nevada, office. This position will be responsible for fulfilling and managing the GIS requirements for natural resource development projects. Responsibilities include producing cartographic figures for NEPA and other permitting documents, performing detailed geospatial natural resource analysis, and organizing and managing numerous project databases to optimize workflow and efficiency. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant science with a strong emphasis on GIS application and analysis, one year of related work experience, strong data management skills, and a demonstrable proficiency in creating effective cartographic figures and map documents. Enviroscientists has a competitive benefit package and compensation will be based on qualifications. Interested individuals should visit our website (www.enviroincus.com) and submit a cover letter and resume. Enviroscientists reserves the right to interview or hire all, some, or none of the individuals that submit resumes. Contact Sandi Weber at775-826-8822, or seweber@enviroincus.com.
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