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Current Vacancies

Research Assistant – Entomology

Alice Holt, Hampshire
The entomology team conducts a wide range of research on native and invasive insect pests and are currently looking to appoint an Entomology Research Assistant based at our Alice Holt research station.

Closing date: 28th April 2024

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Woodland Mammal Ecologist

Alice Holt, Hampshire
As a Woodland Mammal Ecologist you will ensure the agency can provide advice and conduct research in this area, and respond to increasing stakeholder and funder concerns over the impact of mammal pests on woodland creation, expansion and policy options.

Closing date: 28th April 2024

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IT Support Officer

Northern Research Station, Roslin, Midlothian
Join as an IT Support Officer and you will liaise with other members of the IT team, provide support to our desktop, applications and server infrastructure. You will also implement changes in line with the agreed approval process and have responsibility for computer desktop provision and maintenance.

Closing date: 28th April 2024

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Why Forest Research?

Do you want to work at the cutting-edge of environmental science research? Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you want to play your part in tackling the climate and nature crises?

Forest Research is the UK’s leading scientific organisation for forestry and tree-related research. Our teams work with policymakers and practitioners to deliver evidence and scientific services to support sustainable forestry across England, Scotland, and Wales.

Many of our scientists are internationally recognised. We want to work with people who have the skills and passion to deliver impactful science which informs practical solutions across the sector.

Whatever role you are interested in, we can offer you stimulating work, career pathways to fulfil your ambitions and an attractive range of competitive benefits.

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Benefits

As an employee of Forest Research, you will have access to a range of non-pay benefits. These include generous pension, holiday and flexible working arrangements. There are opportunities to develop new skills and grow your career. We also have family-friendly policies to support your wellbeing alongside access to an employee discount scheme.

How to apply

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