Compliance

• Support the Alaska AOA PEIS process, including internal, regional, and cross-agency coordination.
• Assist with the review and preparation of NEPA and PEIS documents, analyses, comments, and supporting materials.
• Coordinate with NOAA divisions, Cooperating Agencies, the Office of Aquaculture, General Counsel, the Alaska Fisheries Science Center, and other federal partners.
• Provide technical assistance and review support for aquaculture-related ESA Section 7 and EFH consultations.
• Compile, synthesize, analyze, and manage scientific and environmental data supporting the AOA PEIS and Alaska Aquaculture Explorer webtool.
• Conduct technical research and compile aquaculture information, scientific literature citations, webinars, presentations, and other resources.
• Support aquaculture projects where the Alaska Regional Office serves as the lead federal agency, including working groups, environmental reviews, NEPA activities, and permitting coordination.
• Schedule meetings, prepare agendas, take notes, maintain Google Docs files, and track action items and project deliverables.
• Support the Alaska Interagency Working Group and Cooperating Agencies through meeting coordination, documentation, and facilitation assistance.
• Assist with public comment periods, webinars, FAQs, outreach materials, and internal and external AOA process messaging.
• Support government-led tribal consultation and engagement activities with Alaska tribal governments and corporations.
• Participate in meetings with federal and state agencies, applicants, permittees, industry groups, special interest groups, tribal representatives, and researchers.
• Assist with reviewing other aquaculture-related NEPA documents and proposed aquaculture activities and provide technical comments as requested.
• Prepare draft responses to aquaculture-related inquiries for government review and approval.
• Attend and/or present aquaculture information at local and regional coordination meetings, staff meetings, and workshops.

Marine Aquaculture – Environmental Compliance Specialist

• Own the strategic design and continuous evolution of risk frameworks, the risk registry, and executive risk narratives for Community Support.
• Ensure that investigative outcomes are contextualized within the broader risk ecosystem — informing risk appetite decisions, shaping detection strategy, and driving remediation accountability.
• Serve as the program manager for systemic root cause resolution — ensuring that when investigations, incidents, or risk assessments reveal structural vulnerabilities, those root causes do not languish in a findings log but are tracked, assigned, resourced, and driven to completion across the organization.
• Serve as a risk steward for AI systems that touch Community Support — leading governance and discussions of the implications of deploying AI in high-stakes decision-making environments.
• Design and own the CS Risk Appetite Framework — define guardrails, escalation triggers, and pre-approved response actions.
• Own and evolve the CS Risk Registry as a living strategic instrument. Your job is to challenge what gets prioritized, determine whether risk scores reflect reality, identify risks that automated systems miss entirely, and ensure accountability for remediation.
• Develop and stress-test risk assessment standards — including key risk indicators (KRIs), risk typologies, and emerging threat hypotheses.
• Support the evolution of models and processes used in detection triage and investigation.
• Establish ongoing governance cadences — risk review boards, quarterly risk assessments, and challenge sessions where risk assumptions are pressure-tested by diverse stakeholders, not simply ratified.
• Collaborate closely with the Insider Threat Investigations to ensure investigative outcomes are systematically captured, contextualized, and integrated into risk governance.

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Marine Aquaculture – Environmental Compliance Specialist

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