Marine Scientist

Description

• Port development and dredging impact studies and port and harbour developments and decommissioning.
• Collaborating with RPS and Tetra Tech specialists across disciplines including marine ecology, coastal engineering health and safety and communications
• Assisting with project management of small to medium projects, including budgets, schedules, invoicing and client liaison
• Participating in field work, including vessel-based activities, diving and marine and seabird surveys
• Contributing to high-quality technical reports and documentation

Requirements

• Recent graduates OR early career scientists and engineers with 0-4 years’ experience in a similar role
• Strong teamwork and communication skills, with the ability to write clearly and confidently
• Experience with Matlab, Python or GIS software is advantageous
• A degree in a relevant engineering or marine science discipline
• Attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
• A sound theoretical and practical understanding of oceanography, coastal or marine science, seabird and shorebird or other marine ecology

Benefits

• Flexible and hybrid work arrangements
• Annual professional membership reimbursement
• $250 active lifestyle allowance per annum
• Professional and technical development programs, including study assistance, online learning and mentoring across portfolios
• Additional annual leave purchase scheme and salary packaging options
• We also provide training and development in advanced modelling techniques to support a wide range of practical applications, as well as opportunities to build your project management skills.
• Paid parental and partner leave
• Active office social events, employee assistance program, service recognition and more

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance