Manager/ Projects (Terrestrial) - Contract

sggovterp; Singapore; On-site; SGD 47,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

sggovterp in Singapore's Terrestrial branch seeks a project manager to coordinate species recovery efforts for Singapore's threatened flora and fauna. You will implement recovery programmes, conduct literature reviews, and lead fieldwork in diverse habitats.

The role involves data analysis, report writing, and supporting administration of biodiversity initiatives under the National Biodiversity Centre. Candidates should have ecology-related education, strong organisational and communication

Qualifications

• Ecology, conservation biology, zoology or related field preferred
• Strong organisation, written and analytical skills
• Able to work independently in the field and meet deadlines
• Experience in ecology and conservation research
• Animal handling experience and Class 3 driving license preferred

Responsibilities

• Coordinate species recovery programmes for threatened fauna
• Conduct literature reviews and fieldwork day and night
• Analyze data and prepare reports
• Support administration of biodiversity initiatives under the National Biodiversity Centre

Skills

Ecology

Conservation biology

Zoology

Fieldwork

Scientific writing

Education

Ecology or Conservation related degree

Field research experience

Job description

[What the role is]

The Terrestrial branch under the National Biodiversity Centre is responsible for the conservation of terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. We are looking for a project manager to coordinate species recovery efforts for Singapore's threatened flora and fauna. The species recovery programme aims to ensure the persistence of targeted species through a combination of habitat enhancement and scientific research.

[What you will be working on]

The successful applicant is required to implement recovery programmes for a variety of fauna species on the programme. Duties include conducting literature reviews, carrying out fieldwork in a variety of habitats during both diurnal and nocturnal hours, as well as data analysis and report writing. Aside from species recovery work, the successful applicant will also be involved in supporting the administration of several other biodiversity-related science and technology initiatives under the National Biodiversity Centre.

[What we are looking for]

• Areas of study in Ecology, Conservation Biology, Zoology or related field is preferred
• A meticulous, resourceful and self-driven team player who is able to multi-task to meet deadlines
• Able to work extensively and independently in the field
• Strong organisation, communications, writing and analytical skills
• Prior work or research experience in ecology and conservation
• Experience in animal handling and possession of a Class 3 driving license will be an advantage

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified. Successful candidate will be offered an 11-month employment contract.