Careers and Jobs
Since 1905, U.S. Forest Service employees have been operating under the philosophy initiated by the first Chief of the Forest Service, Gifford Pinchot, who believed in "the greatest good for the greatest number in the long run." Forest Service careers provide exciting and challenging opportunities to be involved in the management and protection more than 193 million acres of our nation’s most magnificent lands.
Important Hiring Links
- USAJOBS.gov - Federal Government Official Employment Site
- ​Current Forest Service Job Opportunities - Current Forest Service Jobs
- Upcoming Forest Service Job Opportunities - Upcoming Forest Service Jobs
Forest Service Jobs
The Forest Service has a wide breadth of career fields, appealing to both outdoor and indoor enthusiasts alike. Many short-term seasonal and student opportunities are also available. Below are examples of the many career areas available with the Forest Service:
Administrative Support Archaeology Budgeting Contracting Customer Service District Ranger Engineering Fire Management Forest Supervisor Deputy Forest Supervisor Geographic Information Science Heritage Resources Human Resources | Hydrology Information Technology Land Surveying Law Enforcement Natural Resources Partnerships Public Affairs Range Technician Rangeland Management Recreation Timber Visitor Information Wildlife Biology |
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USAJobs
The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest will fill permanent and temporary positions through USAJOBS website. Create a profile with your resume and other requested documents to be eligible. Your work experience and education will determine the GS pay level you qualify for when hired. Job announcements will be posted when positions are being filled. Applicants can request to be notified of openings in the job series and locations they are interested in when setting up their profiles.
Temporary Seasonal Hiring
Applications for temporary recreation positions usually open in late winter. Those jobs will be available on USAJOBS.gov.