Marine Ecology Lead - Remote

Overview

The Marine Ecology Lead will lead the environmental performance of marine development projects, managing a team of marine ecologists and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

In Short

• Lead the marine ecology team for AECOM.
• Provide technical marine ecological and consenting advice.
• Ensure quality and compliance in project deliverables.
• Collaborate with specialists across various disciplines.
• Drive business development and client engagement.
• Manage projects, resources, and budgets effectively.
• Mentor and develop junior team members.
• Work on high-profile national and international projects.
• Participate in the full EIA or DCO development cycle.
• Utilize a flexible hybrid working model.

Requirements

• Expertise in marine ecology and impact assessments.
• Understanding of UK marine consenting and licensing regimes.
• Ability to provide technical advice on marine projects.
• Experience in team leadership and mentorship.
• Business development and client presentation skills.

Benefits

• Flexible hybrid working model.
• Career development opportunities.
• Access to technical practice networks.
• Customised benefits to fit your lifestyle.
• Volunteering days for community engagement.