Key Responsibilities
- Lead the planning and delivery of marine surveys, using non-destructive survey methods (mainly stereo-BRUVs, ROVs and eDNA)
- Manage and analyse ecological data, producing high-quality technical reports
- Identify and explore new project opportunities leveraging your experience and network
- Support grant writing, tender responses, and funding applications
- Represent the company professionally across the marine and offshore sectors
Essential Requirements
- A Master’s degree in Marine Ecology or a closely related discipline; equivalent professional experience will also be considered
- Minimum 3 years professional experience in marine surveying, consenting, marine environmental policy or similar marine consultancy positions.
- Practical, proactive, and capable of independent decision-making
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Commercial awareness and ability to identify and pursue new opportunities
- Legal right to work in the UK and Ireland
- Full UK/Irish driving license
Highly Desirable Requirements
- Experience with offshore wind farm consenting, EIAs, or post-consent monitoring
- Experience with MPA monitoring or government-funded environmental projects
- Hands-on experience with BRUVs or similar survey techniques
- Familiarity with UK, Irish or wider EU marine policy, regulatory frameworks, and commercial landscape
- Existing professional network in marine, offshore energy, or environmental sectors
- Experience working in small consultancies or start-ups
- Up to date STCW-1 and ENG-1
Salary: £35–40K, depending on experience
Application deadline: March 10, 2026
