Analyse forest landscapes and spatial trends under chosen jurisdictions together with earth observation engineers

Conduct baseline and project feasibility studies on select landscapes

Evaluate existing inventory data and management plans in conservation initiatives and propose enhancements or additions where necessary

Lead the design and monitoring of earthworks and planting in restoration initiatives

Lead the planning and development of nurseries and production of seedlings

Perform statistical analysis on field data and model tree growth and yield using peer-reviewed methods and tools

Steer evaluation, documentation, and development of potential market value chains originating from project areas

Support Project Development Specialist(s) in developing project documents compliant to certification standards and programs

Willingness to live and work in Luanda

Willingness to commit to at least an 80% (32-hours) role 

Willingness to travel overseas for work, especially to sub-Saharan Africa

Possibility to contact former employers 

In additional to English fluency, languages desired are Portuguese, French and/or Spanish 

Education in forestry and/or landscape management is desirable 

Knowledge of relevant scientific tools and methods is desirable 

Knowledge of national regulations and policies regarding forest ecosystems in sub-Saharan African countries is a plus

We offer you a job with purpose through the opportunity to work for the planet and people.  

You get global exposure everyday through international colleagues and intercontinental work.  

You become part of an organisation in its early phase.  

You get to experience life in Luanda