Domestic Conservation & Science Manager
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Turtle Survival AllianceConservation science
Workable workplace: remote; Workable locations: Charleston, South Carolina, United StatesFull-TimeManager
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Job Details
- Experience
- 5+ years of demonstrated success in field-based conservation and research or project/program management.
- Required Skills
- Project ManagementMicrosoft Office SuiteAsana
Requirements
- Hold a minimum of a Master’s degree.
- Have 5+ years of demonstrated success in field-based conservation and research or project/program management.
- Demonstrate a track record of project design, management, and execution.
- Have a history of publishing and presenting results in international journals or conferences.
- Be proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and virtual technologies, including Google Calendar and Google Drive.
- Have experience with Asana or similar project management software.
- Demonstrate organizational skills, including managing complex projects, working independently and with a team, completing detailed work accurately, and managing time effectively.
- Demonstrate written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, including professionally and effectively resolving conflicts.
- Understand local laws, regulations, and risks across relevant federal, state, and county jurisdictions.
Responsibilities
- Lead strategic planning and implementation of domestic conservation programs and scientific research.
- Oversee domestic field conservation projects and develop partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations.
- Help secure funding through grants and donations.
- Integrate scientific research to inform and enhance program effectiveness.
- Work with the Senior Director of Conservation & Science to produce quarterly and annual conservation impact reports.
- Oversee project managers and independent contractors working on domestic programs.
- Assess and onboard new field sites and target species, ensuring programs align with conservation priorities.
- Develop research agendas, publish findings in scientific journals, and represent the organization at conferences and public forums.
- Identify permits, authorizations, operational needs, costs, and jurisdictional requirements for projects.
- Disseminate best practices, provide training, and build strategic and technical capacity among field conservation programs and partnerships.
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