Aquatic Invasive Non-Native Species Scientist

Aquatic Invasive Non-Native Species Scientist page is loaded## Aquatic Invasive Non-Native Species Scientist locations:
GB.Derby.
4 Roundhouse Road:
GB.Glasgow.
2 Atlantic Square York Street:
GB.Bristol.

The Hub:
GB.Manchester.

Piccadilly:
GB.Epsom.

Woodcote Grovetime type:
Full time posted on:
Posted Todayjob requisition :
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** Job Description**## Overviewecologists within Atkins

Réalis’ Water Management Consultancy. If you are looking to join an established team focused on the delivery of interesting and significant projects, framed by a strong culture of wellbeing, innovation and inclusivity, this is the place for you.  Our Water Management Consultancy operates at the interface between people and the water environment. Our key services cover all aspects of water management including aquatic ecology, hydromorphology, river restoration, flood and coastal erosion risk management, integrated catchment management, regulation and assurance, strategic asset management, water resources and water quality planning, hydrogeology and hydrology, climate futures and resilience, coastal and marine environmental management, natural capital and Biodiversity Net Gain assessment and economic appraisal.

We have a reputation for technical excellence, innovation and actively shaping the future of our industry. We are a friendly and approachable team. We enjoy the work we do and have fun while doing it.  We have a huge variety of projects on-the-go at any one time. So, when you start this role with us, it could take your career wherever your interests lie.

You'll find everyone here is willing to pitch in and help because we all want you to succeed, and we're ready to help you grow.  When it comes to living your life, we want you to get the most out of it. So, talk to us about all our flexible and remote working policies that can support your personal priorities.

Also, ask us about some of our recent pledges for Women's Equality, as well as being a 'Disability Confident' and 'Inclusive Employer.'"Atkins

Réalis is one of the world's most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies. Our global team of over 38,000 employees speaks over 70 languages and represents 130 nationalities across six continents. At Atkins

Réalis, we offer more than just a job. We offer an opportunity to make a difference and shape the world to benefit future generations and the natural environment.

We understand the need for a diverse and flexible workforce, where a work-life balance is important. So, by default Atkins

Réalis offers flexible working, where there is no fixed 9 ‘till 5, no need for a 5-day week, no requirement for a full-time contract, and no requirement to spend all your working time in the office.  Our IT systems support homeworking, so where you have parental or carer duties; or you simply need to be elsewhere for a parcel, servicing your car, or waiting in for a tradesperson;
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Réalis will work for you.  Similarly, Atkins

Réalis’ corporate social responsibility provides the opportunity to give something back to the community, and we run professional networks supporting groups such as local schools, charities, parents, those coming out of the armed-forces and women in engineering.

As an experienced aquatic ecologist with a focus on assessing and managing the impacts of invasive non-native species (INNS) on the freshwater environment, you can expect to support and manage the delivery of work within our INNS Service Line team. Your work will produce tangible improvements within river catchments throughout the UK support by the dynamic and influential relationship between our aquatic ecology team, water resource specialists and our engineering design and planning colleagues.

Our structure and growing project portfolio will provide exceptional opportunities for you to develop your career.

You should have a strong technical background in aquatic INNS investigation and management, that includes application of industry standard risk assessment tools (e.g., SAI-RAT) for water resource transfers, the development and management of INNS monitoring programmes and analysis of ecological monitoring data. You should…