Flyways Scientist: Migratory Birds Research & Policy

BirdLife International; Milton; Hybrid; GBP 31,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

An international environmental organization based in the UK seeks a Flyways Science Officer to contribute to the Global Flyways Programme. Responsibilities include conducting research on migratory birds, providing scientific input, and developing guidance tools. The ideal candidate should have a Master's or PhD in biological or environmental subjects and a strong understanding of biodiversity conservation. The role offers a hybrid working model and a competitive salary along with attractive benefits.

Benefits

Hybrid working model

12% company pension contribution

25 days annual leave

Access to LinkedIn Learning

Cycle to work scheme

Qualifications

• Master's or PhD in relevant field or equivalent experience.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• High level of fluency in English; other languages beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Support scientific, technical and policy work for conservation.
• Conduct research on migratory birds and conservation issues.
• Lead research efforts and collaborate with partners.

Skills

Good knowledge of global biodiversity conservation

Proficiency in data analysis methods

Strong communication skills

Experience with GIS (preferably ArcMap)

Experience in report-writing

Understanding of spatial data

Education

Master's, or preferably PhD in biological or environmental subjects

Tools

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Job description

An international environmental organization based in the UK seeks a Flyways Science Officer to contribute to the Global Flyways Programme. Responsibilities include conducting research on migratory birds, providing scientific input, and developing guidance tools. The ideal candidate should have a Master's or PhD in biological or environmental subjects and a strong understanding of biodiversity conservation. The role offers a hybrid working model and a competitive salary along with attractive benefits.