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We are seeking a motivated Junior Biologist to support laboratory, field and data-based activities across a range of biological projects. Working under the guidance of experienced scientists, you will assist with sample collection, preparation, processing and analysis in accordance with approved protocols. You will help maintain accurate experimental records, organise biological materials, monitor equipment and ensure that work areas are kept clean, safe and compliant with relevant health, safety and quality standards.

Your responsibilities will include conducting routine laboratory procedures, recording and interpreting observations, contributing to data entry and analysis, and preparing clear technical notes and reports. You may also support field surveys, environmental monitoring, specimen identification or quality-control activities, depending on project requirements. The role involves collaborating with colleagues from different technical disciplines, following standard operating procedures, raising issues promptly and contributing to the continuous improvement of methods and documentation.

Applicants should have a degree or equivalent qualification in biology, biological sciences, ecology, microbiology, biotechnology or a related subject. Practical experience gained through academic, laboratory, fieldwork or placement activities is desirable. You should demonstrate a sound understanding of biological principles, careful attention to detail and the ability to handle samples and information responsibly. Strong organisational and communication skills are essential, together with confidence using standard computer software for recording and reviewing data. The successful candidate will be curious, reliable and willing to learn, with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. A flexible approach and willingness to undertake training, follow instructions and support changing project priorities are also required.

We are seeking a capable and motivated Mid-level Biologist to contribute to laboratory, field-based, or applied research projects. The successful candidate will plan and perform biological studies, maintain accurate records, and interpret data to support evidence-based conclusions. This role requires a strong understanding of biological principles, sound technical judgement, and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Key responsibilities include designing and conducting experiments, sampling and processing biological materials, operating and maintaining laboratory or field equipment, and applying appropriate analytical techniques. You will analyse, validate, and document results using established scientific methods, prepare technical reports and presentations, and communicate findings clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences. The role may also involve developing protocols, reviewing scientific literature, supporting project planning, contributing to regulatory or quality documentation, and identifying opportunities to improve methods, workflows, and data quality. You will be expected to follow health, safety, ethical, environmental, and quality requirements at all times.

Applicants should hold a degree in biology, life sciences, ecology, microbiology, molecular biology, or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in a research, laboratory, environmental, or applied biological setting. Practical experience with experimental design, biological sampling, data analysis, and scientific reporting is essential. Familiarity with relevant laboratory techniques, statistical tools, databases, or specialist software would be advantageous. You should demonstrate strong attention to detail, problem-solving ability, organisation, and written and verbal communication skills. A proactive approach, commitment to continuous learning, and the ability to manage competing priorities while meeting deadlines are also important. Depending on the work area, occasional travel, fieldwork, or flexible working hours may be required.

We are seeking an experienced Cultural Resources Project Manager to lead the planning and delivery of cultural heritage, archaeological, and historic preservation projects. This role will manage assignments from initial proposal and scope development through fieldwork, analysis, reporting, regulatory review, and project closeout. The successful candidate will work with clients, regulators, Indigenous communities, landowners, subcontractors, and multidisciplinary technical teams to ensure that cultural resources considerations are appropriately addressed throughout project planning and implementation.

Key responsibilities include preparing work plans, budgets, schedules, technical proposals, and regulatory documentation; directing archaeological surveys, monitoring programs, site evaluations, and mitigation activities; coordinating field crews and specialist consultants; reviewing data and technical reports; and ensuring deliverables meet applicable legislation, professional standards, permit conditions, and client requirements. You will monitor project performance, manage risks and changes, maintain accurate records, support contract administration, and communicate progress and issues clearly to internal and external stakeholders. The role may also involve business development, proposal writing, mentoring junior staff, and occasional travel to project sites, including remote or challenging environments.

Applicants should have a degree in archaeology, anthropology, heritage management, history, or a related discipline, together with substantial professional experience managing cultural resources projects. Demonstrated knowledge of relevant heritage legislation, permitting processes, archaeological methods, and consultation requirements is essential. Experience leading teams, managing budgets and schedules, and producing high-quality technical reports is required; professional accreditation or eligibility for accreditation is desirable. Strong written and verbal communication, sound judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to balance competing priorities are vital. A valid driving licence and willingness to travel or work flexible hours when required may also be necessary. We welcome applications from candidates who value respectful engagement, cultural sensitivity, safety, and inclusive collaboration.

We are seeking a Biologist 2 to support laboratory and field-based investigations involving biological samples, environmental monitoring, and applied research. The successful candidate will carry out established procedures, assist with experimental planning, and contribute to the collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation of biological data. This role is suited to a detail-oriented professional who can work effectively both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Key responsibilities include preparing samples, reagents, equipment, and materials; conducting routine and specialised laboratory analyses; maintaining accurate electronic and written records; and ensuring that results are documented clearly and delivered within agreed timescales. You will assist with field surveys and sampling activities, follow approved protocols, monitor quality control measures, and identify or report unusual findings. The role also involves maintaining laboratory facilities and equipment, supporting inventory management, contributing to technical reports and presentations, and assisting with the development or improvement of standard operating procedures. You may be required to train or provide guidance to less experienced staff and collaborate with colleagues on research, regulatory, or operational projects.

Applicants should hold a degree in biology, ecology, environmental science, microbiology, or a related discipline, together with relevant professional experience in laboratory, field, or research settings. Experience with biological sampling, microscopy, molecular or analytical techniques, data management, and statistical or spreadsheet software would be advantageous. You should demonstrate sound scientific judgement, strong organisational skills, accurate record keeping, and the ability to interpret technical information. A commitment to health and safety, quality standards, ethical practices, and confidentiality is essential. The role may involve handling biological materials, working in laboratory environments, and travelling to field locations, so flexibility and a practical approach are required.