Protected Natural Area Subdirectorate A
Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas · Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas
En español: Subdirección de Área Natural Protegida A
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This job in plain words
This job helps plan and protect a Protected Natural Area in the State of Mexico. The person coordinates environmental projects, community participation, and administrative processes.
Open to the public Vacancies: 1
Can you apply?
Anyone interested can apply if they meet the education and experience for the job. You must be a Mexican citizen with full rights, or a foreigner whose immigration status allows you to do the work.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · Degree holder
- Fields of study
- Ciencias Forestales, Desarrollo Agropecuario, Veterinaria y Zootecnia, Biología, Ecología, Geología, Hidrología, Administración, Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública, Economía, Contaduría, Derecho, Agronomía, Geografía, Ingeniería Ambiental
- Experience
- At least 3 years
- Experience areas
- Plant biology (botany)
- Animal biology (zoology)
- Geography
- Geology
- Hydrology
- Environmental engineering
- Agricultural engineering
- Agronomy
- Forest science
- Environmental technology and engineering
- General economics
- Executive and administrative support
- Business organization and management
- Regional geography
- Public opinion
- Environmental technology
- Environment
Also:
- Willing to travel, sometimes
- Leadership and teamwork skills
- Advanced knowledge of environment, conservation, education, and environmental law
- No languages required
General requirements for every competition
- Be a Mexican citizen with full rights, or a foreigner whose immigration status allows the work
- Not have been sentenced to prison for an intentional crime
- Be fit for public service
- Not belong to the clergy or be a minister of religion
- Not be barred from public service or have another legal impediment
- No final sentence for crimes against life, bodily integrity, sexual freedom and safety, family violence, or political violence against women, and not be a registered delinquent alimony debtor
What you would do
- Help prepare the annual operating program of the Protected Natural Area.
- Coordinate conservation, protection, and inspection and monitoring actions.
- Coordinate social participation with institutions, agrarian groups, and residents.
- Help prepare agreements with public and private organizations.
- Coordinate responses to emergencies to reduce impacts on ecosystems.
- Coordinate administrative and control processes for human, financial, and material resources.
How the competition works
Stages:
- I. CV review and candidate registration on www.trabajaen.gob.mx, from October 14 to October 27, 2026
- II. Knowledge exams (technical and general federal public administration) and management skills tests, starting October 30, 2026
- III. In-person document check, review of work experience and merit assessment
- IV. Interview with the Selection Technical Committee
- V. Final decision
Minimum score: 70 de 100 en el Examen de Conocimientos Técnicos; promedio de 70 con el Examen de Conocimientos Generales de la APF; puntaje general final de 70 para ser finalista
Documents you will need:
- Signed unified CV and job application form with a photo
- Signed protest form under Article 38, section VII of the Mexican Constitution
- Recent proof of home address, no older than three months
- Birth certificate and/or immigration document that allows you to work in Mexico
- CURP (Mexican population registry ID)
- Tax status certificate, no older than three months
- CV registered on www.trabajaen.gob.mx, initialed on every page
- Free-format CV, up to 3 pages, with a photo, listing jobs, dates, duties and pay
- Degree and professional license registered with the SEP, or a graduate letter depending on the level required; foreign studies need SEP recognition
- Valid official ID with photo and signature (INE, driver's license or passport)
- Military service card with release sheet, only for men 40 or younger
- Signed multiple protest form with a fingerprint
- Screenshot of the folio assigned on Trabajaen
- English certificate, if the job requires it
- Driver's license, if the job requires it
- Latest performance evaluation, if you are a career civil servant
- Work certificates for each job showing start and end dates, issued by the employer
Important:
- There will be no reactivation of folios, and dates will not be changed at candidates' request.
- Documents must be legible and complete; if they are not presented on the stated day and time, the candidate is removed.
- Dates may change; check notices on www.trabajaen.gob.mx.
- Finalists who do not win may join the candidate reserve list for one year.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official call. Only the call published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación counts: read it before you register.