Our Company
Ecocene is a forward-thinking ecological services and technology company that delivers measurable biodiversity and ecosystem restoration outcomes. Combining scientific expertise with innovative technology, we provide data-driven solutions for organisations across mining, energy, government, infrastructure, finance and conservation sectors.
Based in Western Australia with offices in Perth and Margaret River, our multidisciplinary team offers specialised services in biodiversity assessment, earth observation, ecosystem restoration, mine closure and natural capital valuation.
The Role
We are seeking a full-time, early career or experienced Environmental Scientist with vegetation health monitoring experience to join our professional team. In this role, you will work both in the field and the office. You will have the opportunity to grow your knowledge across plant ecophysiology, ecology and plant health monitoring and continue your career progression.
Ideally, candidates will have previously undertaken field work in WA. Experience is desirable in implementing projects on behalf of mining, energy, utility companies, universities, state or local government. You will frequently go on field trips to remote parts of WA, where you will undertake works, monitor projects and record data. In the office, you will collate and analyse the data you have collected in collaboration with data scientists, statisticians, remote sensing analysts and other environmental scientists and will be responsible for report preparation.
Applicants must have a strong focus on health and safety issues, and the ability to work effectively in a team environment. The role and remuneration will be aligned to the successful candidates skills, qualifications and experience.
Reporting to the NCER Manager, your required tasks will include:
* Undertake monitoring scopes for compliance reporting
* Plan and develop technical and scientific documents and reports (survey reports, management plans, risk assessments, monitoring reports, HSE documents etc)
* Provide technical briefings and input throughout the project cycle
* Assist senior staff members with pre-mobilisation/demobilisation requirements for field programs
* Assist with improvement and development of team processes, procedures and products
* Participate as a field team leader and dependent on experience, supervise field personnel, manage field logistics, HSE and administrative requirements
* Work with management and clients to identify and manage project risks and issues
The successful candidate will play a key role within the NCER team.
Qualifications
* A Bachelor\'s degree or Higher in Environmental Science or equivalent with a flora ecology emphasis
* Experience in preparation and participation in field scopes
* A strong focus on health and safety and understanding of standard HSE systems
* Excellent communication skills
* Excellent multi-tasking and organisational skills, combined with strong attention to detail
* Ability to work well independently and as part of a team
* Strong scientific writing and critical thinking skills
* Collect and collate data and perform basic analysis
* Strong interpersonal skills
* An Australian C-class manual drivers licence
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