This broad role will see you assisting delivery of all aspects of science from business development, through to practical science skills (field work planning, field work delivery), science delivery (statistical & video analysis, GIS reporting) and project management, ensuring delivery of a diverse portfolio of research that spans both program 3 science teams and other programs where needed.
You will help coordinate AIMS-wide BRUV and ROV fish monitoring capabilities, contributing to the collection, analysis and interpretation of benthic, fish and megafauna data to deliver to high profile projects and AIMS 2025 strategy targets. An expert in your field, you will provide a high level of support for field operations, ensuring effective pre-trip planning, data collection and post-processing to assess of the status of fauna populations in conjunction with research scientists.
At AIMS, the way we work guides our team members' on their collective journey towards the successful delivery of our AIMS Strategy 2025 targets.
Apply now and join a world leading organisation with attractive working conditions. In line with our Enterprise Agreement, the successful candidate will be rewarded with:
- AIMS AOF Level 5 salary ($109,976 to $120,564 per annum) plus 15.4% superannuation
- 9-day fortnight
- Flexible Work Arrangements considered (including tele-working)
- Optional Fitness passport
- Generous leave provisions
- Full-time, Permanent Opportunity
- Located in Perth (WA). Relocation Assistance available.
Please note:
- Non-Australian Citizens must hold an appropriate Visa with working entitlements that allows paid employment with AIMS for the term of the appointment, depending on the relevant Department of Home Affairs current policies.
- It is a requirement of this role that you are and remain fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Please note the sighting of proof of vaccination will be required as a pre commencement requirement.
About you
Your PhD in Marine Science or related field, coupled with your expertise in multivariate data analysis, high-quality figure preparation and scientific report writing are essential to your success in this role. You will draw on your experience conducting field surveys and working with BRUVs, ROVs, UVC, acoustic telemetry, and towed video equipment to conduct field-based research. And you will be known for your expertise investigating anthropogenic impacts on marine fauna and the drivers of distributions of fish and shark species.
Previous experience operating small boats, deck work on larger vessels and SCUBA diving operations would be highly desirable.
Applications close: WEDNESDAY, 15/JUNE/2022 (midnight, AWST).
Location: Perth, WA
