Intermediate Ecologist - Flexible Work, Impactful Fieldwork

WSP USA; Toronto; In loco; CAD 74.000 - 102.000; Tempo pieno

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Descrizione del lavoro

WSP is seeking an Intermediate Biologist to deliver moderately complex ecological assignments across Ontario, supporting environmental approvals, impact assessments, monitoring programs, and natural heritage work for government, infrastructure, mining, energy, and municipal sectors.

The role emphasizes independent work, technical reporting, and defensible conclusions, with opportunities to lead or coordinate ecological surveys and apply Ontario policies and legislation.

Competenze

• Degree in ecology, biology, environmental science, or related field.
• 2–5 years of ecological consulting or related field experience.
• Strong technical writing and scientific reasoning.
• Experience with ecological reporting and environmental assessments.
• Knowledge of Ontario ecology and applicable legislation.
• Ability to travel for field work with a valid Ontario driver’s license.
• Proactive, independent problem-solver with sound judgment.

Mansioni

• Prepare technical reports, memos, and environmental assessment documents.
• Translate observations and data into defensible conclusions and recommendations.
• Design ecological studies with clear objectives and methodologies.
• Interpret data for conditions, sensitivities, and monitoring needs.
• Lead or coordinate ecological surveys (wildlife, wetlands, etc.).
• Review data and deliverables to ensure high quality.
• Apply Ontario policy and legislation to project work.

Conoscenze

Ecology

Technical writing

Field surveys

Data analysis

GIS

Formazione

Ecology degree

Biology degree

Environmental science degree

Natural resource management degree

Graduate degree asset

Descrizione del lavoro

WSP is seeking an Intermediate Biologist to deliver moderately complex ecological assignments across Ontario, supporting environmental approvals, impact assessments, monitoring programs, and natural heritage work for government, infrastructure, mining, energy, and municipal sectors.

The role emphasizes independent work, technical reporting, and defensible conclusions, with opportunities to lead or coordinate ecological surveys and apply Ontario policies and legislation.