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HorizonOne Recruitment Pty is seeking a Technical Project Officer to support the National Wild Dog Management Coordination Program. The role focuses on technical, extension, training, communication and stakeholder engagement activities.
The position is a full-time 12-month contract starting January 2027, with potential for extension. Remote work from home anywhere in Australia, ideally in Queensland or Canberra, and a current driver’s licence are required.
The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) is a national not-for-profit organisation that brings together government, industry and research partners to develop coordinated and collaborative research, development and engagement (RD&E) portfolios and innovation pipelines that meet national invasive species challenges.
Through scientific leadership and alliances, CISS acts as a catalyst to deliver ethical invasive species solutions in Australia and beyond.
Joining CISS means that you’ll be joining a purpose-driven organisation with strong partnerships and a national profile.
CISS has created its first Technical Project Officer role within the National Wild Dog Management Coordination Program. This is an opportunity to support the National Wild Dog Management Coordinator in delivering the National Wild Dog Action Plan (NWDAP) through a range of technical, extension, training, communication and stakeholder engagement activities.
This is a full-time 12-month contract starting January 2027, and CISS is working to continue the role beyond that.
Reporting to the National Wild Dog Management Coordinator, you’ll start with desk-based work, building your involvement with stakeholders and on-ground programs over time.
You will be:
You bring experience in vertebrate pest or natural resource management,and you are ready to use that experience to develop technical information and best practice management guidelines to assist stakeholders in the delivery of effective cooperative and coordinated wild dog management programs. This is supported by a tertiary qualification in science, ecology, agriculture or a related discipline, or equivalent experience. You’re evidence-driven, practical, and understand the impact wild dogs have on landholders and communities.
You will bring the following skills and experience:
HorizonOne is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and we encourage applications from people of all cultures, capabilities and backgrounds.