Our client is looking for a mid-level Marine Biologist to join their team of professional scientists, hydrologists, wildlife biologists, architects and environmental/water resources engineers. They have been a leader in providing a variety of natural resources management services for the Mid-Atlantic region for over 35 years.
Job Type: Full Time Salary: $60,000 - $70,000 per year Work Environment: Hybrid work schedule (2 days on site) / light travel
Previous experience
Conducted field studies in marine environments to collect samples and observe marine life in their natural habitats
Analyzed samples in the laboratory using various scientific techniques and equipment
Monitored the health and populations of marine organisms and ecosystems
Studied the behavior, physiology, and genetics of marine species
Assisted in the development and implementation of conservation and restoration projects
Published research findings in scientific journals and presented at conferences
Worked collaboratively with other scientists, researchers, and organizations in multidisciplinary projects
Engaged in environmental impact assessments for industries affecting marine ecosystems
Educated the public and policymakers about marine conservation and the importance of preserving marine biodiversity
Utilized technology such as remote sensing, GIS, and underwater vehicles to study and explore marine environments
Soft skills
Excellent observational and problem-solving skills
Strong communication and presentation skills
Patience and perseverance
Strong analytical skills
Ability to work independently and in teams
Passion for the marine environment and its organisms
Resilience and adaptability to challenging field conditions
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Marine Biology, Biology, or a related field
Participation in marine research projects, internships, or fellowships during academic training is often highly desired.