We offer careers where you can develop solutions to the many complex problems facing our trees, woods and forestry.
Our Apprenticeships are unique: offering a high level of academic and industry accreditation, combined with experience in the workplace. They are industry recognised, degree level work-based qualifications offered in key sectors where there is a real need for skilled employees.
A Geospatial Data Scientist role, at Forest Research (FR), to work as part of a wider team and covering a wide range of geospatial, analytical and information technology tasks and skills development. ...
A Geospatial Data Engineer role at Forest Research (FR), to cover a wide range of geo spatial, analytical and information technology tasks and allowing many opportunities for skills development. The N...
A Scientist – Entomology fixed term role, in the Tree Health research group at Forest Research (FR). Supporting the entomology team to deliver current research and help develop future research. The ...
Climate Data Analyst, a fixed term role within the Climate Change Research Group (CCRG) at Forest Research (FR). Working on resilience of commercial and native forestry species to climate change. The ...
A Forest / Plant Health Spatial Scientist role, a two-year research post at Forest Research (FR), to help develop a novel horizon-scanning method for identifying potential threats to UK forests. The T...
A Scientist – Biodiversity Monitoring & Assessment, 3-year post is available at Forest Research (FR), with research focussed on developing new methods in forest biodiversity monitoring and a...
A Service Manager (ForesterWeb) role, at Forest Research (FR). Responsible for the operation of our ForesterWeb solution, to ensure the delivery of a high-quality service by the team. The GIS and Data...
A Business Specialist – Project Delivery role, in the GIS and Data Services team at Forest Research (FR). To provide business analysis, project management and financial analysis to support project d...
A GIS Specialist – Data role, at Forest Research (FR). To lead on the management, quality improvement and delivery of data within the Forestry Commission and external forestry customers. The GIS an...
A GIS Specialist (ForesterWeb) role, in the GIS and Data Services team at Forest Research (FR). To act as Subject Matter Expert (SME) to customers on our ForesterWeb product, based on Esri technology...
A GIS Specialist – Technical role, within Forest Research (FR). To support an increasing customer base within the Forestry Commission (FC) and our external forestry customers. The GIS and Data Servi...
A Forest Research Worker (Wykeham) role, within the Forest Research (FR) Technical Services Unit (TSU) which provides a capacity to conduct field work across Great Britain. TSU establishes, maintains...
A Forest Research Worker (Thetford) role, within the Forest Research Technical Services Unit (TSU) at Forest Research (FR), which provides a capacity to conduct field work across Great Britain. This r...
A Forest Research Worker (Alice Holt) role, within the Forest Research (FR) Technical Services Unit (TSU), which provides a capacity to conduct field work across Great Britain. This role sits within t...
A Climate Impacts Modeller role in the Climate Change Research Group (CCRG), part of the Centre for Forest Management, at Forest Research (FR). To undertake and support the group’s research...
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