• Implement further phases of the ongoing Cambodian Marine Mammal Bycatch and Stranding Net.
• Continue implementation of ongoing bycatch mitigation trials.
• Conduct social science surveys, such as questionnaires.
• Report writing and dissemination of findings.
• Data collection, management, and analysis.
• Contribute to publishing peer-reviewed research.
• Project administration and quarterly project financials.
• Liaise with community members and government officials.
• Conduct outreach and training events for fishers and fishing community members.
• Support existing and new stakeholder relationships.
• Support the recruitment and onboarding of new team members and provide ongoing training and support to the team.
• Supervise Khmer and international thesis students.
• Uphold organisation values.
• Other responsibilities as identified.

Fluency in English and Khmer (spoken and written) Field, data analysis and strong writing skills Strong organisational, time-management, and communication skills Ability to both independently and in a team Computer literacy Creativity, proactiveness, and willingness to contribute new ideas Motivation to learn new skills and make a positive impact Interest in Cambodia’s marine mammals University degree in science or a related field Ability to travel for field Driver’s license Knowledge of marine science and conservation (desired but not essential) Have published peer-reviewed research (desired but not essential)