Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist

Atlanta FULL TIME $42,000 - $103,000 / Year
($3,500 - $8,583 / Month)

Job Description

As a Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist, you will study the behavior, physiology, and characteristics of various animal species. Your work will contribute to conservation efforts and enhance our understanding of wildlife and their habitats.

Responsibilities

  • Engage in field research to observe animal behaviors in natural settings.
  • Collect samples and data for laboratory analysis.
  • Assist with the development of wildlife conservation policies.
  • Train and supervise junior staff and volunteers in research techniques.
  • Build partnerships with local communities for conservation efforts.
  • Implement tracking and monitoring programs for wildlife.
  • Document findings and participate in grant writing for research funding.

Requirements

Education
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Environmental Science, Zoology, or similar
  • Ph.D. in a related field is a plus
Experience
  • 3-5 years of hands-on field research experience
Technical Skills
  • Field Research Techniques
  • Species Identification
Soft Skills
  • Team Collaboration
  • Adaptability
Certifications
  • Field Research Advanced Techniques
  • Conservation Biology Certification
Languages
  • English: Fluent

Advantageous

  • Proficiency in using advanced field equipment: Ability to operate GPS devices, cameras, and binoculars for research.
  • Experience collaborating with NGOs: History of working with organizations focused on wildlife conservation.

Benefits

  • Health benefit packages including mental health support
  • 401(k) matching programs
  • Work-life balance initiatives
  • Discounts on admission to wildlife facilities
  • Access to training and workshops

Company Culture

  • Inclusivity: We celebrate diversity and encourage unique perspectives within our team.
  • Innovation in Conservation: We prioritize innovative approaches to wildlife management and education.
  • Community Engagement: We actively engage with local communities to promote awareness of conservation issues.
Status: Closed