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We are seeking a Biologist – Remote Desktop Analyst Coordinator to provide field-based scientific, technical and coordination support across biological monitoring and digital operations. The role will combine practical knowledge of biology and environmental data collection with the ability to coordinate remote desktop services, troubleshoot user issues and maintain effective communication between field teams and technical support functions. This is an opportunity for a methodical, adaptable professional who is comfortable working independently across varied locations and environments.

Responsibilities will include coordinating remote desktop access and support for field-based users; logging, prioritising and tracking technical incidents through to resolution; assisting with the setup, configuration and use of laptops, tablets, mobile devices, software and secure applications; and providing clear guidance to users with varying levels of technical experience. You will also support biological surveys, sampling programmes, monitoring activities and the accurate recording, validation and management of field data. The role will involve identifying recurring technical or operational issues, escalating complex problems appropriately, contributing to system and process improvements, and preparing concise progress reports and documentation. Regular liaison with internal teams, contractors and external stakeholders will be required.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent experience in biology, ecology, environmental science or a related discipline, together with practical experience in field-based biological work, data collection or environmental monitoring. A sound understanding of desktop support, remote access tools, Microsoft Windows, common business applications and basic networking or device troubleshooting is desirable. Strong organisational, analytical and communication skills are essential, along with a customer-focused approach and the ability to manage competing priorities. You must be willing to travel regularly, work in outdoor and occasionally challenging conditions, and hold a valid driving licence where required. Experience with databases, GIS, service-management systems, data quality procedures or laboratory and field technology would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Staff Archaeologist to support a varied programme of archaeological investigation, recording and reporting across a range of fieldwork projects. The successful candidate will contribute to surveys, evaluations, excavations, monitoring and site inspections, ensuring that all work is completed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved methodologies, professional standards and relevant legislation.

Responsibilities will include preparing for and undertaking fieldwork; identifying, recording and interpreting archaeological deposits, features and finds; maintaining accurate written, photographic, drawn and digital records; and assisting with the recovery, processing and assessment of artefacts and environmental samples. You will help compile site reports, specialist data and project archives, while communicating findings clearly to project managers, clients, contractors and other stakeholders. The role may also involve supervising junior staff and volunteers, providing practical guidance on site, monitoring progress against project requirements, and supporting the resolution of archaeological issues as they arise. A commitment to safe working practices, environmental responsibility and the protection of cultural heritage is essential.

Applicants should hold a degree or equivalent qualification in archaeology or a related subject and have relevant professional experience in commercial or research-led archaeological fieldwork. You will need a sound understanding of archaeological methods, stratigraphic recording and health and safety procedures, together with the ability to work accurately under changing site conditions. Experience with digital recording systems, GPS or surveying equipment, photography, finds processing and report preparation is desirable. Strong communication, organisation and teamwork skills are required, as is the flexibility to travel, work outdoors and adapt to projects of varying duration. A full driving licence and willingness to work occasional unsocial hours may be required. Professional accreditation or progress towards accreditation is advantageous.

We are seeking an Environmental Planner/Wildlife Biologist or Associate Environmental Planner/Wildlife Biologist to support a diverse portfolio of environmental planning, natural resource management, and wildlife conservation projects. The successful candidate will contribute to environmental assessments, permitting, habitat evaluations, biological surveys, and regulatory compliance activities for projects involving land development, infrastructure, restoration, and conservation. This is an opportunity to apply strong technical knowledge while working collaboratively with project managers, planners, engineers, regulators, clients, and community stakeholders.

Key responsibilities include conducting and coordinating wildlife and habitat surveys; identifying potential environmental impacts; preparing technical reports, impact assessments, biological evaluations, mitigation plans, and permit applications; and supporting compliance with applicable environmental legislation and planning requirements. You may also assist with fieldwork, data collection, mapping, ecological analyses, agency consultations, public meetings, and environmental monitoring. The role will involve managing project tasks, schedules, budgets, and deliverables, reviewing technical information, and providing practical recommendations that balance development needs with environmental protection. Occasional travel and outdoor work in varying weather conditions may be required.

Applicants should have a degree in environmental planning, biology, ecology, wildlife management, or a related discipline. Experience in environmental assessment, wildlife biology, habitat conservation, permitting, or regulatory compliance is preferred, with the level of responsibility matched to qualifications and professional experience. Familiarity with relevant environmental regulations, survey methods, technical writing, and geographic information systems is highly desirable. Candidates should demonstrate sound judgement, attention to detail, strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to work independently as well as within multidisciplinary teams. A relevant professional certification, protected species survey licence, or equivalent field qualification may be advantageous. The successful candidate will be organised, adaptable, and committed to delivering scientifically robust, legally compliant, and environmentally responsible outcomes.

We are seeking an Environmental Planner/Regulatory Specialist to support the successful delivery of infrastructure, development, and environmental projects. This role will provide specialist advice on planning and regulatory requirements, helping project teams navigate approvals, consultation, compliance, and environmental risk from project inception through to delivery. The position would suit an experienced environmental professional who can combine strong technical knowledge with practical problem-solving and effective stakeholder engagement.

Key responsibilities include preparing and coordinating planning applications, environmental assessments, regulatory submissions, permits, licences, and supporting documentation. You will interpret relevant environmental and planning legislation, policies, and guidance; identify approval pathways; maintain regulatory registers; and provide clear advice on compliance obligations and project risks. The role will also involve coordinating technical inputs from internal teams and external consultants, reviewing reports for quality and consistency, managing approval conditions, and monitoring commitments throughout project delivery. You may also support site investigations, environmental audits, impact assessments, public consultation, agency liaison, and responses to regulator or community enquiries.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in environmental planning, environmental science, natural resource management, planning, or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in environmental approvals or regulatory work. A sound understanding of environmental legislation, planning frameworks, assessment processes, and regulatory interfaces is essential. Experience working on complex projects, managing multiple deadlines, and coordinating multidisciplinary teams will be highly regarded. You will need excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to translate technical and regulatory information into practical recommendations. The successful candidate will be proactive, organised, collaborative, and confident engaging with government agencies, consultants, contractors, landholders, and community stakeholders. A current driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Environmental Planner to lead and support the delivery of complex environmental planning projects across a varied portfolio of development, infrastructure and regeneration schemes. This role will involve providing high-quality environmental advice from project inception through to consenting, construction and post-project monitoring. You will work closely with clients, project managers, technical specialists, statutory consultees and local authorities to identify environmental risks, develop practical mitigation strategies and help deliver sustainable outcomes.

Key responsibilities will include managing environmental assessments and supporting documentation, coordinating multidisciplinary project teams, preparing and reviewing technical reports, and contributing to planning applications, environmental statements, screening and scoping reports, and strategic assessments. You will provide expert input on relevant environmental legislation, planning policy and consenting requirements, while monitoring changes in regulation and guidance. The role will also involve managing project programmes and budgets, supporting tender submissions, building effective stakeholder relationships and mentoring junior colleagues. You will be expected to contribute to business development through client engagement, proposal writing and the identification of new opportunities.

Applicants should have substantial experience in environmental planning, impact assessment or a closely related discipline, together with a relevant degree or professional qualification. Membership of an appropriate professional body is desirable. You will need a strong understanding of the UK planning and environmental regulatory framework, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to interpret complex information and present clear, commercially focused advice. Strong project management, organisational and problem-solving abilities are essential, as is confidence working independently and collaboratively across multiple disciplines. Experience of major infrastructure, energy, transport, housing or regeneration projects would be advantageous. A proactive approach, sound professional judgement and a commitment to high standards of technical quality are central to success in this position.

We are seeking a Field Biologist to support ecological surveys, environmental monitoring, and biodiversity assessment across a range of field locations. The role will involve planning and carrying out fieldwork, recording species and habitat data, and contributing to studies that inform conservation, land management, and environmental compliance. You will work in varied outdoor conditions and may be required to travel regularly, sometimes staying away from home.

Key responsibilities include conducting flora and fauna surveys; identifying, measuring, and documenting species and habitats; setting up and maintaining monitoring equipment; collecting samples in accordance with approved procedures; and ensuring all field records are accurate, complete, and submitted on time. You will analyse and organise survey results, assist with technical reports, maps, and databases, and communicate findings clearly to colleagues, clients, regulators, and other stakeholders. The role may also involve supporting mitigation measures, habitat restoration activities, protected-species monitoring, and compliance inspections. All work must be carried out in line with relevant legislation, risk assessments, biosecurity procedures, and health and safety requirements.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline, together with practical experience in ecological fieldwork. Strong species identification skills and familiarity with standard survey methods are desirable. You should be comfortable working independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team, with excellent observation, organisation, and written communication skills. A full driving licence, the ability to work flexible hours during seasonal survey periods, and willingness to work in challenging weather and terrain are typically required. Relevant survey licences, first-aid training, and experience with GIS, data collection software, or statistical packages would be advantageous.

We are seeking a Field Archaeologist to join a busy archaeological team delivering projects across a range of development and infrastructure sites. The role will involve supporting archaeological investigations from initial preparation through to completion, working in accordance with approved written schemes of investigation, project designs, health and safety procedures, and professional standards. You will contribute to the accurate identification, excavation, recording, and interpretation of archaeological remains, often working outdoors in varying weather and site conditions.

Key responsibilities will include undertaking fieldwork such as evaluation, excavation, watching briefs, and mitigation works; excavating and recording archaeological features, deposits, and finds; completing context records, plans, sections, photographs, and daily site documentation; and assisting with the cleaning, labelling, packing, and processing of artefacts and environmental samples. You will communicate effectively with supervisors, specialists, contractors, and members of the wider project team, raise potential archaeological or safety issues promptly, and help maintain high standards of workmanship and data quality. The role may also involve assisting with post-excavation tasks, site reporting, equipment maintenance, and travel to different project locations.

Applicants should have relevant practical experience in commercial or research archaeology, with a sound understanding of archaeological excavation and recording techniques. A relevant degree or equivalent professional experience is desirable, together with a willingness to work towards appropriate professional accreditation. You should be physically fit, dependable, organised, and able to work both independently and as part of a team. Strong attention to detail, clear written and verbal communication skills, and a commitment to safe working practices are essential. A full driving licence, flexibility to work away from home when required, and the ability to manage changing site priorities would be advantageous.

We are seeking an Environmental Planner/Permitting Specialist to support the planning, environmental review, and permitting of infrastructure, development, and land-use projects. This role will coordinate environmental assessments, prepare permit applications, and help project teams navigate applicable federal, state, and local regulations. The successful candidate will work closely with clients, engineers, consultants, agencies, landowners, and community stakeholders to identify environmental constraints and develop practical, compliant solutions.

Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing environmental documentation, permit applications, technical reports, impact assessments, mitigation plans, and agency correspondence. You will research regulatory requirements; coordinate surveys, studies, and specialist consultants; track project schedules, budgets, and approval conditions; and support agency consultations, public meetings, and stakeholder engagement. The role may involve evaluating wetlands, wildlife, cultural resources, water quality, vegetation, hazardous materials, and other environmental considerations. You will also monitor regulatory changes, maintain accurate project records, respond to agency comments, and support construction compliance, inspections, and permit closeout activities.

Candidates should have a degree in environmental planning, environmental science, natural resources, urban or regional planning, or a related discipline, along with relevant experience in environmental permitting, compliance, or project coordination. Knowledge of environmental regulations and permitting processes is essential, with experience working across multiple jurisdictions highly valued. Strong writing, research, organization, communication, and problem-solving skills are required, as is the ability to manage competing priorities and meet deadlines. Familiarity with GIS, environmental databases, document management systems, and standard office software is desirable. Professional certification or eligibility for certification in a relevant field is an advantage. Occasional travel, field visits, and participation in public or agency meetings may be required.

An On-Call Field Archaeologist – California and Nevada is sought to support archaeological surveys, monitoring, testing, and data recovery projects across a range of landscapes and development settings. The role will involve working independently or as part of a field team to identify, record, evaluate, and protect archaeological resources in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations, project permits, and approved cultural resource management plans. Assignments may be short notice and vary in duration, with frequent travel throughout California and Nevada.

Responsibilities will include conducting pedestrian surveys and site inspections; assisting with or leading archaeological monitoring, excavation, and subsurface investigations; completing accurate field notes, maps, photographs, site records, and daily reports; operating GPS and other digital data-collection equipment; and recognizing, documenting, and appropriately treating cultural materials and features. The successful candidate will communicate promptly with project managers, construction personnel, agency representatives, tribal representatives, and other stakeholders, while maintaining professional standards and protecting confidential cultural resource information. Additional duties may include artifact processing, records research, technical report contributions, and ensuring that fieldwork is completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with health and safety procedures.

Applicants should have a degree in anthropology, archaeology, or a closely related discipline, along with relevant professional field experience. Knowledge of California and/or Nevada archaeology, cultural resource regulations, and standard archaeological methods is strongly preferred. The position requires careful attention to detail, clear written and verbal communication, sound judgment, and the ability to work effectively in changing conditions. Candidates must be able to walk and work for extended periods over uneven terrain, lift and carry field equipment, and work outdoors in variable weather. A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, willingness to travel, and flexibility to accept on-call assignments are required. Applicants should be prepared to provide relevant training, certifications, and professional references.

We are seeking an experienced CEQA Compliance Manager to lead environmental compliance activities for a diverse portfolio of public and private development, infrastructure, and planning projects. This role will manage the preparation, review, and implementation of documentation required under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), ensuring projects meet applicable statutory, regulatory, and procedural requirements. The successful candidate will work closely with project managers, legal advisers, technical consultants, public agencies, applicants, and community stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

Key responsibilities will include overseeing Initial Studies, Notices of Preparation, Negative Declarations, Mitigated Negative Declarations, Environmental Impact Reports, addenda, exemptions, and other CEQA-related documents. You will coordinate environmental studies and technical analyses, review consultant deliverables, identify potential environmental impacts, develop mitigation measures, and monitor the preparation and implementation of Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Programs. The role will also involve tracking project schedules and budgets, preparing staff reports and presentations, responding to agency and public comments, supporting public hearings, and maintaining accurate administrative records. You will provide practical advice on CEQA strategy, compliance risks, procedural requirements, and emerging regulatory developments.

Applicants should have substantial experience managing CEQA reviews and a strong understanding of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines, related case law, and associated environmental regulations. A degree in environmental planning, urban and regional planning, environmental science, public policy, law, or a related field is preferred, along with relevant professional experience in environmental consulting, local government, development, infrastructure, or a comparable setting. Strong analytical, writing, project management, and communication skills are essential. You should be comfortable managing multiple priorities, leading interdisciplinary teams, working with technical specialists, and explaining complex environmental issues to non-specialist audiences. Familiarity with California planning processes, permitting, GIS, and digital project management tools will be advantageous.