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Introduction: Full or Part time (minimum 0.8FTE) - 12 month fixed-term parental leave contract Find your calling instead of your career Flexibility! Work 0-100% remotely Animals Australia has earned a global reputation as leaders in strategic campaigning and advocacy. Our award-winning national campaigns and unique investigative work have awakened millions to the systemic animal suffering that exists within factory farming and live animal export and inspired countless individuals to drive change simply by living compassionately and acting kindly. Our vision to create a kinder, more compassionate, and respectful world forallliving beings is bold and ambitious. To achieve this vision, we need to inspire changed thinking about our relationship with animals on a global scale. Working in this space we encourage a learning mindset at all levels of the organisation, across all roles. Description: A GLIMPSE INTO WHAT WE OFFER: Initial salary of $91,000 - $96,000 plus super per annum An innovative workplace that is reimagining the employee experience An inclusive, genuine, supportive, animal-friendly environment Flexibility! Weve made an ongoing commitment to individual flexibility with most of our team working fully remotely Wellbeing Program including a customised Employee Assistance Program, discounted private health insurance, Wellbeing Leave and unique Connection Collective initiative A holistic approach and investment in your growth - personally and professionally Read more about Our Way of working and our culture on our Careers website. THE ROLE As the Research Lead, you will source science-based research and conduct analyses to inform animal welfare content and progress projects. Working closely with the CEO and Director of Strategy (and other key stakeholders) to provide exceptional research assistance, you will: Provide desktop research assistance to ensure informed and accurate advocacy through the sourcing and writing of science-based briefs Conduct thorough, considered, and accurate scientific literature reviews and analysis Be the expert go-to person and first point of contact for team members by determining what information/ research/ submissions will optimise opportunities that achieve our Vision Provide support and advice to Trustees and Governance Leaders to fulfill their role in representing the organisation at conferences, meetings, workings groups and forums Please refer to the position description on our Careers website for a full outline of the role. About You You are an experienced desktop researcher with proven ability to collect, organise, analyse and translate complex technical information into plain language. Our ideal person is: Is deeply aligned with our vision and values - youre not just looking for any research role; youre looking for this one, helping to create a kinder world for animals Has a strong background in research, with relevant tertiary qualifications in biological sciences or equivalent experience Communicates clearly and thoughtfully, with experience and a knack for translating technical content into accessible language Brings exceptional attention to detail and a love for getting the facts right - ensuring data accuracy, validity and integrity Is proactive and self-directed, and thrives in a value-aligned team environment Youll stand out further if you also have: Knowledge and understanding of animal welfare Experience working in a similar environment (e.g., NFP/ For Purpose, animal protection, advocacy, etc) Excited by the opportunity but unsure if you have the capabilities we''re looking for? We''d love to hear from you! Please reach out to the People & Culture Team via the details below. How To Apply If you share our vision of a world where kindness, compassion, and respect extend toallliving beings, apply now. Please attach the following documents to your application: Current resume Cover letter Applications sent via email will be redirected to the application link. Applications close Sunday 11th May 2025 If you have any questions please contact the People & Culture Team via email to people@animalsaustralia.org, using the subject line: Research Lead enquiry. #J-18808-Ljbffr