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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in marine science with a focus on ecosystem management, providing evidence-based marine ecological advice, and translating complex technical information for diverse audiences. Strong commitment to conservation outcomes and effective collaboration in resource management processes.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Marine Science DegreeMarine Ecological AdviceResource Management Act ExperienceClear Communication SkillsCritical Thinking
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Hard Skills
Ecosystem ManagementEvidence-Based ReasoningData InterpretationProblem-SolvingRisk Assessment
Soft Skills
CollaborationOrganizational SkillsInitiativeJudgmentRelationship Building
Tools & Technologies
Monitoring Data ToolsResource Management Tools
Certifications & Qualifications
Valid New Zealand Work Visa
Industry Keywords
BiodiversityMarine EcosystemsConservationPermit ApplicationsFast-Track Pathways
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Prepare clear, well-reasoned guidance on marine ecosystems and resource management
- Assess risks and benefits of permit applications, including fast-track pathways
- Translate technical and scientific information into plain English for staff and partners
- Support development of tools and resources for DOC staff
- Support DOC resource management processes
- Help ensure marine resource management advice is informed by high-quality evidence and consistent information
- Contribute to biodiversity, ecosystem, and resource management objectives
Requirements
What you’ll need- A degree in marine science with an ecosystem focus
- Demonstrated experience providing marine ecological advice for Resource Management Act and Fast-track applications
- Clear and confident written and verbal communication
- Critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning
- Ability to work collaboratively and build strong working relationships
- Ability to prioritise, stay organised, and take initiative
- Commitment to continuous learning and conservation outcomes
- Experience working with scientific or monitoring data
- Ability to interpret and explain technical information
- Effective problem-solving and good judgement
- Valid New Zealand work visa covering the duration of employment
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible working arrangements
- Diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace culture
- Adjustments during the recruitment process