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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in terrestrial ecology with a focus on Western Australian species and bioregions, delivering ecological assessments and technical reports while providing mentorship and guidance to practitioners.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Terrestrial Ecology Industry ExperienceEcological AssessmentsTechnical WritingStakeholder EngagementField Survey Planning
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Hard Skills
EcologyBotanyZoologyEnvironmental ScienceField SurveysTechnical ReportingQuality AssuranceEnvironmental ApprovalsBioregion KnowledgeSurvey Requirements
Soft Skills
CommunicationCollaborationProfessional Judgement
Certifications & Qualifications
Relevant Qualification in Ecology
Industry Keywords
Western AustraliaNorthern TerritorySouth West BioregionPilbara BioregionEnergy ProjectsResources ProjectsInfrastructure ProjectsGovernment Projects
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead and deliver terrestrial flora or fauna surveys across Western Australia and Northern Territory
- Prepare ecological assessments, technical reports and advice for energy, resources, infrastructure and government projects
- Apply knowledge of Western Australian species, environments, survey requirements and relevant bioregions
- Work with multidisciplinary teams to support project strategy, environmental approvals and client outcomes
- Provide technical guidance and mentoring to developing practitioners
- Contribute to quality assurance and best-practice delivery
Requirements
What you’ll need- Relevant qualification in zoology, botany, ecology, environmental science or a related discipline
- Strong terrestrial ecology industry experience in Western Australia, including planning and delivering field surveys
- Botanists: at least five years of Western Australian experience in the South West and Pilbara bioregions
- Zoologists: demonstrated experience in a range of Western Australian bioregions
- Clear technical writing
- Sound professional judgement
- Strong communication, collaboration and stakeholder engagement skills
- Knowledge of Western Australian species, environments, survey requirements and relevant bioregions
Benefits
Comp & perks- Hybrid working arrangement
- Part-time or flexible working arrangements welcomed
- Career development and growth opportunities
- Technical guidance and mentoring opportunities
- Diverse and inclusive workplace
- Opportunity to work on complex infrastructure challenges and impactful projects