Assistant Coordinator (Tiger Unit)

Major responsibilities:

• Lead the scientific monitoring of tigers and their prey using camera-trapping, indirect sign surveys and other suitable methods
• Manage staff conducting the field activities and coordinate field work planning between different teams in Johor and Pahang
• Design the scientific monitoring methodology using robust scientific methods and keep up to date in peer-reviewed scientific methods for monitoring large mammals
• Analyze the scientific monitoring data to generate population density estimates of tigers and relevant population parameters of tiger prey species such as abundance and occupancy
• Prepare training materials and train new recruits on biological monitoring
• To manage and supervise data compilation, information and reference materials and selectively share them with relevant colleagues and partners where applicable
• Ensure proper collection, analysis and reporting of field data
• Engage with local communities to promote stewardship of wildlife and habitats
• Attend relevant meetings, workshops, strategy sessions, government events, and act as liaison between WCS and the Government of Malaysia and other agencies in relevant matters
• To support the communication of critical issues with regard to tiger conservation in general
• To produce relevant documentation (scientific papers, awareness materials, project reports, resource materials) according to the project document
• Facilitate communication between team members when necessary
• Monitor management of company assets and manage procurement processes for new assets
• Assist preparation of conservation strategy and facilitate discussion among team members