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Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities: Provide constructive, solution-focused ornithology advice to support NatureScot's statutory consultation responses to marine development proposals. Proposals will require detailed assessment of impact pathways and population impacts to inform the Habitats Regulations Appraisal process, and other related assessments. Prepare internal and external guidance to facilitate consistency and efficient delivery of marine ornithology advice. Represent NatureScot on marine research project steering groups and external working groups relating to marine birds, undertaking fieldwork research where necessary. Contribute to the delivery of NatureScot's marine bird MPA and conservation work including MPA enhancement and restoration. Contribute to the general work of the two marine and coastal Activity Teams, through attendance at Activity meetings, participation in Activity training events and input into the preparation, monitoring and delivery of business plan targets.

Skills: (Please refer to these in your Supporting Statement)

A degree or equivalent in a relevant natural science such as zoology, biology, ecology or environmental science plus relevant post-graduate experience. Clear understanding of conservation and planning legislation relevant to birds and Scotland's seas including the EC Birds Directive, Habitats Regulations and the Marine (Scotland) Act. Good knowledge and understanding of the ecology of Scottish seabirds including current pressures, sensitivities, and impact pathways. Working knowledge of marine bird monitoring techniques including land and boat-based survey, vantage-point survey, digital aerial survey and remote technology. Experience of preparing or responding to Environmental Impact Assessments. Effective written and verbal communications, especially the ability to convey complex information clearly and confidently. Sound project management skills, including the ability to prioritise work and meet deadlines. Strong interpersonal skills with an ability to work as part of a team and in partnership, to foster good relations and to encourage action by others. Previous experience of working with coastal communities would be desirable.

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