Salary c£16,000 pa based on 21 hours per week (fte £26,670pa)
Short term contract April 2025 to December 2026
If you are passionate about environmental issues and have the technical and data analytics skills to support your desire for change, this is your perfect job!
The Evidence Emergency project is a critical initiative within the Wildlife Trusts federation aimed at addressing the urgent need for robust, data-driven decision-making in conservation efforts. This project recognises the growing importance of digital technologies and data analytics in understanding and protecting wildlife and habitats across the UK.
Funded by Heritage Fund, the project's main goals include enhancing the collection, analysis, and sharing of ecological data across the Wildlife Trusts network, as well as developing innovative digital solutions to support conservation work. It seeks to build capacity for data-driven decision-making while fostering a culture of innovation and knowledge sharing across the federation. A key part of the project is supporting the development of the Wildlife Trust’s Centre of Excellence which will serve to highlight a variety of evidence-based, innovative projects across the federation from which others can learn.
Responsibilities
Support the collection, analysis, and sharing of ecological data. Develop innovative digital solutions for conservation work. Manage projects using relevant software. Communicate effectively with stakeholders. Contribute to evidence-led conservation efforts. Qualifications
In-depth understanding of digital technologies and data analytics. Awareness of the UK nature crisis. Project management experience. Strong communication skills. Flexible and adaptable approach. Our offices are in Pirbright and our hybrid working policy aims to provide a good work/life balance which can incorporate partial home working. Please apply using the Application Form available on our website or provide a full CV and explanatory covering letter, emailed to Ben Siggery, Research & Monitoring Manager ben.siggery@surreywt.org.uk, by midday 24th February 2025. Interviews will be week commencing 3rd March at our Pirbright Office with online participation from some of the interview panel.
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Support the collection, analysis, and sharing of ecological data. Develop innovative digital solutions for conservation work. Manage projects using relevant software. Communicate effectively with stakeholders. Contribute to evidence-led conservation efforts. Qualifications
In-depth understanding of digital technologies and data analytics. Awareness of the UK nature crisis. Project management experience. Strong communication skills. Flexible and adaptable approach. Our offices are in Pirbright and our hybrid working policy aims to provide a good work/life balance which can incorporate partial home working. Please apply using the Application Form available on our website or provide a full CV and explanatory covering letter, emailed to Ben Siggery, Research & Monitoring Manager ben.siggery@surreywt.org.uk, by midday 24th February 2025. Interviews will be week commencing 3rd March at our Pirbright Office with online participation from some of the interview panel.
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