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Senior or Principal Environmental Scientist/Aquatic Ecologist | |
Stantec New Zealand |
Posted | 14 October 2024 | Salary | negotiable | margaret.mcmeel@stantec.com | |
Region | NZ | Contact | Margaret McMeel | Website | View |
Type | Full time | Phone | 0275442930 |
Location: Wellington (would consider Christchurch or Auckland)
Are you genuinely passionate about making a difference within the community? Do you pride yourself on bringing your professional expertise to deliver sustainable projects that leave a lasting impression? At Stantec we do just that, we design with community in mind.
About our team
Our Community Development | Whakamana i te taiao team enables sustainable infrastructure that works for our communities. Our team of planners, landscape architects, environmental scientists, stakeholder engagement consultants and engineers plan, design and deliver the infrastructure and places that make our communities great. From wastewater treatment and discharge consents to urban transport routes and streetscapes, District Plan reviews to urban regeneration strategies, our planning work touches on all aspects of people’s lives.
As the Environmental Science Group at Stantec continues to grow, we are looking for a senior or principal level Environmental Scientist or Ecologist to join our team based in Wellington (but will also consider Christchurch or Auckland).
The work in the Environmental Science Group has been growing and this role is key to delivering projects that require ecology and/or water quality expertise.
About the role
The Senior or Principal Environmental Scientist or Ecologist will be responsible for leading investigations, surveys and studies relating to aquatic ecology, water quality and environmental chemistry. In addition, you will actively contribute to the growth and development of environmental science services in the lower North Island and throughout the country. The role complements the skills of our other scientists, ecologists and experience offered by our wider Environmental Science Group and Community Development team which comprises environmental scientists, urban and rural planners, communications and engagement specialists and landscape architects. Our team provides scientifically robust advice to its clients, based on industry leading knowledge and experience.
Your day-to-day responsibilities will include
To be successful in this role you’ll need
Stantec offerings
Along with a competitive salary and vibrant culture, we offer many other benefits to ensure your professional development & wellbeing is ongoing.
About us
We’re active members of the communities we serve. That’s why at Stantec, we always design with community in mind.
The Stantec community unites approximately 31,000 employees working in over 450+ locations across six continents. We collaborate across disciplines and industries to bring water, transport and infrastructure projects to life. Our work from initial project concept and planning through design, construction and commissioning is built on a nearly 200-year history. So, when we take on a project, we see the opportunity to make a lasting connection with the people and places where we live and work.
How to apply
For more information, please contact Margaret McMeel on 09 580 4502 or 027 544 2930 or to apply, click the ‘apply’ button and submit your most recent CV outlining your skills meeting the criteria.
Applications Close Monday 28 October 2024
Stantec New Zealand is proud of our support of Inclusion and Diversity, we believe in creating a workplace for everyone. We are a Work180 Endorsed Employer for All Women, a Global Ambassador for Workplace Pride and are an ongoing supporter of the Diversity Agenda.
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.