Junior Freshwater Ecologist - Semi-Remote Fieldwork & Growth

Thomson Environmental Consultants; Birmingham; Remote; GBP 29,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave

Enhanced stakeholder pension scheme

Life insurance

Discounted gym membership

Paid professional memberships

Clothing allowance

Performance-related rewards and long/2

Free parking

Regular social and company events

Charity fundraising and localcommunity

Job summary

Thomson Environmental Consultants is seeking an Assistant Freshwater Aquatic Ecologist to join a growing Aquatic Ecology team. The role offers semi-remote work across England and Wales, with hands-on survey work, data analysis and reporting opportunities.

You will coordinate surveys, liaise with clients, and contribute to tender development while developing professional skills in macroinvertebrate, fish, habitat and water quality surveys. Travel to survey sites across the UK is expected.

Qualifications

• A degree or postgraduate degree in Aquatic Ecology, Hydro-Ecology or related subject.
• A valid driving licence and vehicle, insured for business use.
• Ability to travel and stay away at survey sites in the UK.
• Self-motivation with the ability to learn quickly.
• Excellent communication and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

• Organise and coordinate surveys, desk surveys and ecological assessments.
• Liaise with clients and landowners.
• Assist in business development by contributing to tenders and quotes, and supporting revenue growth.

Skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Self-motivation

Education

Degree in Aquatic Ecology or related

Tools

Valid driving licence

Job description

Thomson Environmental Consultants is seeking an Assistant Freshwater Aquatic Ecologist to join a growing Aquatic Ecology team. The role offers semi-remote work across England and Wales, with hands-on survey work, data analysis and reporting opportunities.

You will coordinate surveys, liaise with clients, and contribute to tender development while developing professional skills in macroinvertebrate, fish, habitat and water quality surveys. Travel to survey sites across the UK is expected.