Biologiste aquatique, Baie-Comeau

WSP•Baie-Comeau, QC

2d•CA$62,900 - CA$83,600•Hybrid

About The Position

WSP is recognized as a leader in aquatic fauna in Quebec, with specialized teams in several cities across the province. This extensive presence allows us to undertake diverse projects involving aquatic environments, particularly in the port, industrial, energy, mining, and transportation sectors. Our teams collaborate to design and implement initiatives that enhance the understanding, protection, and resilience of aquatic ecosystems. A stimulating opportunity is now available in Baie-Comeau, where you can join a dynamic multidisciplinary team in an exceptional territory. Situated between the river and the boreal forest, this office offers a unique work environment, combining concrete and meaningful projects with direct access to vast natural spaces. You will have the chance to apply your expertise to initiatives that contribute to the health of natural environments, while enjoying an enviable balance between professional and personal life in a remarkable natural setting.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in biology; a graduate degree in aquatic fauna is an asset.
Solid knowledge of aquatic ecology.
Knowledge of the mining environment: an asset.
Excellent scientific writing ability.
Knowledge of usual statistical analyses and tests.
Scientific rigor and methodology.
Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word).
Ability to popularize scientific concepts.
Leadership and teamwork in a multidisciplinary environment.
Proficiency in spoken and written French.
Availability for occasional travel in Quebec.

Nice To Haves

Graduate degree in aquatic fauna
Knowledge of the mining environment

Responsibilities

Coordinate and conduct studies to characterize fish populations, their habitats, and environmental conditions.
Conduct baseline studies in mining environments to establish the initial state of aquatic ecosystems.
Contribute to monitoring the baseline status of fish species and their habitats.
Analyze, interpret, and popularize scientific data.
Describe and evaluate the potential impacts of projects on fish and their habitats.
Develop mitigation measures adapted to identified issues.
Design, document, and participate in the implementation of compensation projects.
Contribute to the writing of reports, sampling protocols, and impact study sections.
Collaborate on various scientific studies in aquatic environments.
Participate in the preparation of service offers and technical deliverables.
Contribute to innovation, research, and development projects.