Main Responsibilities / Duties

Assist the Field Research Coordinator in planning, implementing, and documenting research activities within the organization's work areas, including wildlife and biodiversity monitoring using camera traps, passive acoustic monitoring (PAM), and seedling monitoring
Set up, operate, and maintain research equipment in the field
Work closely with the team to collect, organize, and conduct preliminary analysis of research data, helping to interpret findings and identify patterns or trends
Support literature reviews and data analysis for new research initiatives
Ensure strict adherence to ethical standards and research protocols at all stages of research activities, and maintain confidentiality and integrity in handling research data and information
Provide regular updates to the Field Research Coordinator and collaborate closely on planning and executing research tasks
Contribute to other related research topics that may arise, demonstrating flexibility and adaptability

Outputs / Key Deliverables

Organized field data and records (e.g., camera trap, PAM, biodiversity, and seedling monitoring data) maintained in tracking tools or databases
Functional and well-maintained research equipment ready for fieldwork
Comprehensive research reports prepared on a regular basis, summarizing findings and providing recommendations
Documented research plans, protocols, and literature review notes that inform new research initiatives

Selection Criteria

Non-Smoker
Minimum of a bachelor's degree in Biology, Forestry, or another relevant field
Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply by demonstrating a strong interest in ecological research, especially biomonitoring using camera traps and or bioacoustics.
Research experience in the topic of biodiversity, especially in biomonitoring is preferred
Willing to conduct field visits across all working areas, requiring physical fitness and an ability to work in various environmental conditions
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a research team.
Excellent organizational and communication skills
Proficient in data collection and analysis techniques
Proficiency in Google Workspace
Proficiency in English (written or oral) is preferred
Willingness to undertake extensive field visits across all working areas

Yayasan Alam Sehat Lestari

Together, we build healthy, prosperous communities and sustainable nature in the Indonesian region that is highly beneficial to the health of the earth, and inspires the world.

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Yayasan Alam Sehat Lestari

Together, we build healthy, prosperous communities and sustainable nature in the Indonesian region that is highly beneficial to the health of the earth, and inspires the world.

Website
Foundation
Between 50 and 250 employees
Health

Has had a measurement of its social or environmental impact carried out by a firm external to the structure.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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