Opportunity

Ocean Career: Senior Marine Ecologist at Cawthron

Cawthron has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Marine Ecologist to be part of our experienced team of people dedicated to delivering independent world class science to protect and restore New Zealand’s marine environment.

The position is based in Nelson at New Zealand’s largest independent research organisation. We are a diverse organisation employing around 300 scientists, laboratory technicians, researchers and specialist staff from 35 countries.

We pride ourselves in providing a supportive and family-like environment for staff to thrive and reach their potential. While creativity, collaboration and impact are encouraged, there is a strong focus on ensuring scientists have a healthy work-life balance and contribute to the Nelson community.

Job Description

Based in the Restoration Ecology Team within our Healthy Oceans Group this is an exciting opportunity for an experienced scientist to join an active and collaborative team to develop and lead research and consultancy projects related to issues relevant to tangata whenua, industry, community groups, councils and central government.

The position will involve fieldwork, liaising directly with clients and funding agencies, delivering technical reports and research outputs.

Desired Skills and Experience

You will have strong communication skills and enjoy working with others including building client relationships.

A PhD with expertise in marine ecology and substantial consulting and research experience is required as you will be leading and contributing to multidisciplinary projects.

In addition, a background in climate change, restoration ecology, risk assessment, and scientific diving would be advantageous, as would a strong publication record.

A detailed role description can be accessed at: Marine Ecologist Role Description

Application Deadline: May 1, 2022

Learn more about this opportunity and how to apply.

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