A mid-level ecological restoration scientist responsible for supporting fieldwork, data collection, monitoring, and reporting to aid in restoring ecosystems and natural resources across diverse environments.
Key Responsibilities
Support the implementation, monitoring, and success of ecological restoration projects across diverse ecosystems
Collect and manage field data using GPS, sensors, and sampling protocols
Ensure accuracy of field datasheets and troubleshoot equipment as needed
Analyze collected data and contribute to technical monitoring reports
Interpret site plans, planting palettes, and regulatory constraints
Collaborate with design and regulatory teams to discuss project metrics and site feasibility
Perform site assessments and evaluate ecological and regulatory conditions
Maintain and operate field equipment in accordance with SOPs
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, geology, or a related natural physical science field
At least 2 years of experience in fieldwork, sampling, ecological monitoring, or technical writing
Proficiency in field sampling protocols, GPS, GIS tools, and equipment use
Experience in collecting field data independently and following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Skilled in data analysis and technical report writing
Broad knowledge exposure to scientific disciplines such as ecology, wildlife biology, or contamination
Ability to evaluate site conditions and regulatory constraints
Familiarity with project task tracking and regulatory requirements
Ability to perform functional assessments and related calculations with minimal supervision
Benefits & Perks
Compensation/salary range not specified
Work schedule not specified
Work environment perks include meaningful fieldwork, collaborative team environment, and opportunities for professional growth
Support from senior scientists and cross-functional teams
Opportunities to see real-world ecological restoration impact
Training and growth in restoration science and applied ecology