Project Description:

Detection and mapping of invasive non-native species using multispectral satellite data.

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Applicant Specification:

Academic:

• • Ecology, Conservation, Environmental Science, Biology, Geography (with an interest in remote sensing)

OR

• • Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science (with an interest in environmental applications)

Desirable requirements:

• • Experience of using Remote Sensing or GIS software (e.g. ENVI, ERDAS Imagine, ArcGIS, QGIS, eCognition, SNAP)

• • Basic programming experience (Python, R or IDL)

Minimum requirements:

Diligence, passion and enthusiasm

• • Understanding of Remote Sensing fundamentals

• • Understanding/Experience of working with Geospatial Data.

Process details:

8 weeks minimum fixed term contract to be agreed with successful candidate

In-person Induction event to be held (at Sywell Aerodrome) on the 19th & 20th of June 2024.

How we work:

Many of our team utilise hybrid working and balance their time in the office with working from home. Within this format we strive to create supportive teams that allows the members of each team to learn new skills, gain experience, have access to assistance when they need it, but to also work with a degree of autonomy to allow personal development and adding to the team's sum knowledge. Our organisation operates a 'just' culture where blame is replaced with understanding. 2Excel Geo's values reflect this:

We care for our fellow workers, our organisation and the environment.

We strive to learn and innovate, but have guides and standard operating procedures to assist with established processes.

Underpinning this is our belief in effective, well-motivated individuals working in teams with diverse experience and capabilities. This aims to provide both data synergies and team synergies to best provide effective, innovative and efficient solutions to real environmental problems.