Technical Project Officer, Wild Dog Management (Remote)

HorizonOne; Brisbane; A distancia; AUD 85.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Free parking at Canberra office

Flexible working arrangements

Hands-on mentoring from a national/ex-

Descripción de la vacante

Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) seeks a Technical Project Officer to support the National Wild Dog Management Coordination Program. You’ll begin with desk-based work and progressively engage stakeholders and ground programs.

You will develop and update best-practice materials, create online training resources, and coordinate workshops while collaborating with state agencies and researchers. This 12-month contract starts January 2027 with potential extension.

Formación

• Tertiary qualification in science, ecology, agriculture or related discipline.
• Experience in vertebrate pest or natural resource management.
• Excellent writing and editing skills for non-specialist audiences.
• Ability to develop online training resources and manage websites.
• Current driver’s licence.

Responsabilidades

• Review wild dog best-practice material on PestSmart and update for accuracy.
• Develop regional guidelines on applying tools across landscapes and settings.
• Scope, develop and publish online training resources and maintain the NWDAP webpage.
• Write six e-newsletters per year highlighting landholder activities.
• Coordinate online or in-person training workshops for livestock producers and pest management practitioners.
• Work with state agencies, industry and researchers to review guidance and reach agreement on final versions.
• Respond to enquiries and support committee meetings, work plans and reporting.

Conocimientos

Vertebrate pest management

Scientific writing

Stakeholder engagement

Project support

Independent work

Driver's licence

Educación

Science/related degree

Descripción del empleo

Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) seeks a Technical Project Officer to support the National Wild Dog Management Coordination Program. You’ll begin with desk-based work and progressively engage stakeholders and ground programs.

You will develop and update best-practice materials, create online training resources, and coordinate workshops while collaborating with state agencies and researchers. This 12-month contract starts January 2027 with potential extension.