Jobs at American Forest Management, Inc.

Supports forest planning and biometric services by analyzing complex forest and remotely sensed data using R and Python. Responsibilities include cleaning large datasets, developing forest growth models and predictive tools, automating workflows, integrating geospatial data, and contributing to forest inventory, silviculture, harvesting, and decision-support projects. The intern collaborates with forestry professionals and shares analytical tools and insights.

Summer forestry intern supporting forest inventory, timber sale layout, streamside buffer delineation, harvesting inspections, tract inspections, and GIS/GPS field applications. The role provides mentorship, hands-on training, outdoor field experience, and exposure to consulting forestry and sustainable land management. Candidates should be pursuing forestry, natural resources, or a related degree, communicate well, use Microsoft Office, hold a valid driver’s license, and work comfortably outdoors.

Participate in hands-on consulting forestry and land management activities, including forest inventory, timber sale layout, streamside buffer delineation, harvesting inspections, GIS/GPS applications, and tract inspections. Work outdoors with experienced foresters while developing field navigation, data analysis, communication, and collaboration skills. Receive training and mentorship, contribute to sustainable forest management, and gain exposure to forestry tools and technologies.

Participate in hands-on forestry consulting and land management activities, including forest inventories, timber sale layout, streamside buffer delineation, harvesting inspections, GIS/GPS applications, and tract inspections. Work outdoors with experienced foresters, develop field navigation and data analysis skills, and receive mentorship while collaborating with contractors and managers.

Participate in hands-on forestry and land management activities, including forest inventory, timber sale layout, streamside buffer delineation, harvesting inspections, GIS/GPS applications, and tract inspections. Develop field navigation, data analysis, communication, and collaboration skills while receiving mentorship from experienced foresters. Work primarily outdoors with contractors and managers and gain exposure to consulting forestry services and sustainable forest management.

Participate in forestry and land management activities, including forest inventories, timber sale layouts, streamside buffer delineation, harvesting inspections, GIS/GPS applications, and tract inspections. Work alongside experienced foresters while developing field navigation, data analysis, communication, and consulting skills through hands-on outdoor work and mentorship.

Manages forest properties through fieldwork, timber harvest planning, permitting, road construction oversight, silviculture, reforestation, client reporting, GIS property management, budgeting, and contract administration. The role requires frequent outdoor work in remote and challenging conditions, off-road driving, regulatory compliance, and travel throughout Georgia, including possible overnight stays.

Manages forest properties through fieldwork, planning, permitting, timber harvest oversight, road construction, silviculture, reforestation, client reporting, GIS-based property management, budgeting, and contract administration. The role requires frequent outdoor work in remote forest environments, off-road driving, and travel across South Carolina, including occasional overnight stays. The Forester also supports sustainable forestry objectives and communicates with landowners, contractors, and internal managers.

Manage project planning, budgeting, and operational/financial reporting for Pacific Northwest timberland clients. Coordinate cross-functional teams, synthesize data from INFLOR, develop dashboards and analytical tools, produce client reports, and support inventory and carbon reporting to guide business decisions.

Manage comprehensive forest operations including planning, permitting, harvest and road construction, silviculture, client reporting, budgeting, GIS property management, and supporting district managers with access agreements and client tours.