{"id":5089,"date":"2026-10-02T10:16:37","date_gmt":"2026-10-02T17:16:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/salinantribe.com\/?page_id=5089"},"modified":"2026-10-02T10:25:03","modified_gmt":"2026-10-02T17:25:03","slug":"job-opportunities","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/salinantribe.com\/?page_id=5089","title":{"rendered":"Job Opportunities"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Subject: Job Posting: Coastal Conservancy Central Coast Project Manager<\/span>
Date: 2026-09-15 13:12<\/span>

Reply-To:<\/span>\u00a0taylor.samuelson@scc.ca.gov<\/a>

Final Filing Date: 10\/9\/2026<\/span>

\u200a<\/span>

\u201cLove the California Coast, the Central Coast and the environment?<\/span>
This might be the job for you!\u201d<\/span>

The State Coastal Conservancy is hiring one position at the Conservancy<\/span>
Project Development Specialist or Conservancy Project Development<\/span>
Analyst II level to join the Central Coast regional team.<\/span>

The Conservancy works with local partners on multi-benefit projects<\/span>
located along the coast of California, within coastal watersheds, and\/or<\/span>
within the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area to acquire and protect<\/span>
natural and agricultural lands, restore, and enhance habitats and<\/span>
ecosystems, design and build trails and other recreational facilities,<\/span>
plan and implement climate adaptation projects, fund outdoor education<\/span>
programs, and improve public access for historically undeserved<\/span>
communities.<\/span>

Tasks will include soliciting and reviewing grant applications,<\/span>
assisting with project development, writing, and presenting staff<\/span>
recommendations for Conservancy Board approval, developing grant<\/span>
agreements in cooperation with legal staff, ensuring that the project<\/span>
purpose and all conditions of the grant agreement are met, reviewing<\/span>
invoices, monitoring the progress of projects, conducting outreach to<\/span>
California Native American tribes, and public outreach and engagement.<\/span>
The new staff member will be part of the Central Coast work group at SCC<\/span>
and will serve as the lead project manager for San Luis Obispo County.<\/span>
The work involves collaboration with public agencies, nonprofit<\/span>
organizations, regional collaborative, tribes, and community groups.<\/span>

This is a Statewide Recruitment for ONE (1) authorized position. This<\/span>
position may be filled in the Headquarters located in Oakland, CA, OR<\/span>
may be filled as a permanent remote position in San Luis Obispo County<\/span>
ONLY.<\/span>

You will find additional information about the job and how to apply at<\/span>
the CalCareers Posting [1].<\/span>

Final Filing Date: 10\/9\/2026<\/span>



Salary Band:<\/span>

$7,831.00 \u2013 $9,799.00 per Month<\/span>

New to State candidates will be hired into the minimum salary of the<\/span>
classification or minimum of alternate range when applicable.<\/span>

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California State Coastal Conservancy | 1515 Clay Street 10th Floor |<\/span>
Oakland, CA 94612 US<\/span><\/p><\/div><\/div>

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Subject: Job Posting: Coastal Conservancy Central Coast Project ManagerDate: 2026-09-15 13:12Reply-To:\u00a0taylor.samuelson@scc.ca.govFinal Filing Date: 10\/9\/2026\u200a\u201cLove the California Coast, the Central Coast and the environment?This might be the job for you!\u201dThe State Coastal Conservancy is hiring one position at the ConservancyProject Development Specialist or Conservancy Project DevelopmentAnalyst II level to join the Central Coast regional team.The Conservancy […]<\/p>\n

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