Environmental Scientist (Junior)

Job Description

We currently have an opening for a Junior Environmental Scientist in our Edmonton office.

You are an entry level scientist motivated to gain valuable experience working in a variety of disciplines. Your passions will include ecology, botany, soils, wildlife, and/or wetlands and you will have a genuine interest in restoration and reclamation. You enjoy field work and are willing to support data entry, report writing and other office-based tasks. You possess a desire to work in a dynamic team environment on a variety of interesting projects but are also able to take on work independently.

What we offer:

• A centrally located office in the heart of downtown Edmonton that is easily accessible.
• A flexible work environment that allows for a combination of working from home and in the office.
• Competitive salary and benefits, including a fitness allowance, company-matching pension program, and a parental leave top-up program.
• Ongoing support for your growth and development, including a formal Professional Development program, mentorship programs, training opportunities, professional designation support and a Young Professionals Group.
• An on-site fitness centre accessible to all staff, with full amenities.
• Discounted rates at a neighboring childcare facility.
• An active Social Club that promotes social activities in and outside the office, and offers subsidized tickets to local events, such as the Taste of Edmonton.
  
  
  

What you will be doing:

• Serving as a field ecologist and contributing technical expertise to a variety of projects including environmental field surveys, reclamation and environmental monitoring.
• Preparing high quality scientific and technical reports, including permits and regulatory documents.
• Supporting permitting and approval processes.
• Managing time and budget for assigned tasks.
• Contributing to business development, proposal writing, and fostering client relationships.
  
  
  

Job Requirements

What you will bring:

• Undergraduate degree (B.Sc.) in a relevant pure or applied science.
• Professional registration (e.g., P.Ag., P.Biol.), or eligibility to be registered within the next three years, is an asset.
• Experience using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an asset.
• Willingness to work in the field in remote locations.
• Knowledge of provincial and federal legislation and regulatory requirements.
• Strong time management and organizational ability.
• Excellent writing and communication skills.
• Ability to follow direction and take initiative.
• Ability to think strategically.
• Ability to convert plans into action and effectively manage time and deliver on commitments.
• Valid driver’s licence.