Associate Ecologist jobs in Scotland

You will provide valued ecological consultancy advice to our clients, helping to shape outcomes and maximise biodiversity opportunities on development projects. You’ll also consult with external stakeholders, work within the licensing processes and play a key part in large-scale habitat restoration projects.

You will have the opportunity to apply your skills, knowledge and expertise on both national and international projects.

You will be client-facing and will take responsibility for technical project delivery and business development, reporting to the Marine Ecology Lead.

You will have excellent writing and communication skill, able to tailor complex scientific information for different audiences.

As a Senior Ecologist with us at Envance you will be an integral part driving positive change within the clients and projects we support. Who are we? We are Envance, an environmental and sustainability management consultancy driven by our values and core beliefs. We believe that a better future for people and the planet doesn't need to be at the expense of success in the present. Our purpose...

Your new company My client is a leading provider of full life-cycle engineering, operations and decarbonisation solutions for transport infrastructure and complex facilities. Their products and services are constantly evolving, and their purpose is to deliver sustainable infrastructure that enhances life and protects our shared future.Your new role This role involves leading a multidisciplinary...

Your newpany Our client is a multidisciplinary consultancy who offer a wide range of specialist services across Scotland. With offices in Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh. They currently have a team of 20 consultants operating in their ecology team. These consultants work on a wide variety of projects, including large housing developments, local harbours, as well as private...

You will oversee a diverse team ranging from graduates to Associate Directors, ensuring high‐quality delivery across a broad portfolio of projects.

You will be responsible for 15 staff across 3 offices, managing 150–170 active projects in Scotland, ranging from £3,000 to £500,000.

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You will also be addressing the required funding arrangements for public sector projects, and working alongside our engineers, ecologists, environmental scientists and other technical experts in key service areas.

You should have good project management skills, commercial awareness and the confidence to lead technical work, as well as mentor junior team members in developing their skills.

You will have the opportunity to apply your skills, knowledge and expertise on both national and international projects.

You will be client-facing and will take responsibility for technical project delivery and business development, reporting to the Marine Ecology Lead.

You will have excellent writing and communication skill, able to tailor complex scientific information for different audiences.