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Bluedot Environmental Ltd. Intermediate Marine Biologist Remote | Fulltime, permanent | Start: As soon as available Why this role Work on meaningful coastal and marine files tidal energy, ports, naturebased solutions where relationships, reciprocity, and evidence matter. Collaborate with Indigenous partners, regulators, and multidisciplinary teams; contribute to processes that respect more than one way of knowing. Grow in a culture that pairs rigour & quality with humility & care. What youll do Lead and contribute to baseline studies, effects assessments, permitting applications, monitoring programs and offsetting design for marine/coastal projects. Analyze field and secondary data; turn complex findings into clear, decisionready writing for regulators, Indigenous governments, and clients. Draft defensible sections for federal/provincial/territorial processes (e.g., IAAC/CEAA, DFO, provincial permits), technical memos, and monitoring plans. Plan/execute nearshore and intertidal field programs (fish/invertebrates/macrophytes/habitat), with solid data management & QA/QC, analysis, and interpretation. Engage respectfully with Indigenous partners and local communities; support relationshipcentred project delivery. Support proposals (scopes, methods, budgets) and mentor junior team members. What you bring Education + credentials: Masters degree in Marine Biology, Fisheries, Ecology, Oceanography, or a related discipline (or equivalent experience demonstrated through a strong record of technical reporting and/or publications). Professional designation (e.g., R.P.Bio.) is an asset (or eligibility/inprogress is welcome). Experience: Approximately 38 years of relevant experience, ideally in environmental consulting (or a similarly fastpaced, client and deliverabledriven setting). Exceptional writing: You outline, argue, and edit; you translate science into plain language without losing precision. Strong analytical skills: Statistical literacy; comfort with uncertainty, study design, and tradeoffs; datawrangling in spreadsheets and (ideally) R or Python. Consulting fluency: Proven track record in environmental/marine work such as proposal writing, scope/method development, schedule/budget management, facilitation with regulators and Indigenous partners, and decisionready reports on tight timelines. Familiarity with Canadian marine regulatory pathways (DFO, TC, ECCC, IAAC/CEAA, provincial/territorial). Bonus assets: GIS skills for spatial analysis and quality figures; experience in habitat restoration and/or naturebased solutions; experience collaborating and partnering with Indigenous Peoples; QA/QC or data standards knowhow. How we work Relationshipcentred: Decisions are built with people and guided by respect, reciprocity, and collaborative practice. Evidenceforward: We make our methods legible, our assumptions explicit, and our data auditable. Multiple ways of knowing: Indigenousled approaches and TwoEyed Seeing inform how we design, interpret, and learn. Skilled & kind: We pair technical excellence with care in every interaction, internally and externally. What we offer Competitive salary ($75,000 $100,000), benefits, paid professional development, accreditation support (e.g., R.P.Bio. or provincial equivalent), flexible work, and purposeful field opportunities. Space to grow into technical leadership, Indigenous partnership, or project management pathways (aligned with your strengths and interest). Opportunities for employee ownership. Apply Please send your resume, a brief cover letter, and 12 writing samples (technical preferred) to with subject line Intermediate Marine Biologist Your Name. Indicate your location preference and earliest start date. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until filled. We encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, racialized people, 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, people with disabilities, parents/caregivers, and those with nonlinear career paths. If you need accommodations during the process, please let us know. #J-18808-Ljbffr