Careers
Our success is a credit to our talented people living their passion and purpose. We are proud to be an innovative workplace that brings together driven people who strive to create real and sustainable solutions.
We value our team and have developed an Employee Benefits Program to support, empower and reward our people. These benefits include flexible work arrangements, celebrating birthdays in style with a paid day off, $200 towards health and wellbeing, participate in community service with paid leave and new parents receive 4 weeks paid parental leave (on top of the government benefits). See the full list HERE.
If you see yourself working for a forward-thinking environmental consultancy to make a difference, then you’re the applicant for us. Apply today and start your career with Ecosure.
Current Vacancies
Project Manager (Ecological Restoration & Feral Animal Management)
About the role
This is a hands-on leadership role combining project delivery, client management and field operations.
You’ll lead multidisciplinary teams delivering large-scale environmental programs across Queensland and beyond, ensuring projects are delivered safely, compliantly, on time and within budget.
Projects may include:
Wild dog, fox, feral pig, feral cat and cane toad management programs
Pest monitoring using cameras, trapping and field survey methodologies
Integrated pest management operations
Large-scale weed control and ecological restoration projects
Environmental offset management and stewardship programs
Threatened species recovery and habitat improvement initiatives
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Key Responsibilities
Project Delivery
Manage environmental projects through planning, execution and completion
Coordinate field teams, subcontractors, equipment and resources
Monitor project budgets, forecasts and commercial performance
Deliver projects safely, efficiently and in accordance with contractual requirements
Stakeholder & Client Management
Build strong relationships with clients, landholders and stakeholders
Act as the primary point of contact for project delivery
Prepare project reports, updates and technical documentation
Technical & Operational Leadership
Lead feral animal management and ecological restoration programs across diverse landscapes
Ensure compliance with environmental, biosecurity and animal welfare legislation
Monitor project outcomes and implement adaptive management approaches
Promote a strong safety, quality and environmental culture
About You
You are a practical and motivated leader who enjoys balancing operations, people management and environmental outcomes.
You may come from a background in:
Vertebrate pest management
Biosecurity
Natural resource management
Ecological restoration
Environmental consulting
Conservation or land management
Most importantly, you have proven experience leading field teams, managing complex projects and delivering successful outcomes in dynamic environments.
Skills & Experience
Essential
Experience managing feral animal management, biosecurity or environmental field programs
Demonstrated project management experience including budgeting, scheduling and resource management
Knowledge of integrated pest management principles and their practical application
Experience supervising field teams, contractors and remote operations
Strong stakeholder and client relationship management skills
Excellent planning, problem-solving and organisational skills
Strong understanding of workplace health and safety requirements
Current Australian Driver Licence
Highly Desirable
Qualifications in Environmental Science, Ecology, Natural Resource Management, Biosecurity or a related discipline
Experience delivering ecological restoration, offset management or conservation programs
Experience with pest monitoring methodologies including camera trapping and survey design
GIS and spatial data experience
ACDC licence or other pest management-related accreditations
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Flora Ecologist (Environmental Consulting)
Are you passionate about plants, ecosystems, and making a genuine environmental impact? Ecosure is seeking a Junior to Mid-Level Flora Ecologist to join our growing Central Queensland team based in Rockhampton.
This role is ideal for an emerging or developing ecologist looking to build their technical expertise while working on a diverse range of projects across renewable energy, infrastructure, local government, conservation and land management sectors.
You’ll work alongside experienced ecologists and environmental professionals, contributing to projects that help protect and restore Australia’s unique ecosystems. Our ecological work includes flora surveys, protected plant assessments, vegetation mapping, environmental approvals, ecological restoration and biodiversity management.
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What You Will Do
As a Flora Ecologist, you’ll contribute to a variety of ecological projects across Queensland, undertaking fieldwork, data analysis and report preparation while developing strong technical and project management capabilities.
Key responsibilities include:
Conducting flora surveys, vegetation assessments and protected plant surveys.
Regional Ecosystem (RE) mapping and ground-truthing.
Weed surveys, vegetation condition assessments and ecological monitoring.
Assisting with environmental impact assessments and ecological reporting.
Supporting biodiversity, offset and rehabilitation projects.
Contributing to proposal preparation and client deliverables.
Working collaboratively with fauna ecologists, environmental scientists and project managers.
Assisting with project planning, field logistics and stakeholder engagement.
About You
We’re looking for someone who has a passion for field ecology and a desire to continue building their technical capability.
Essential Requirements
Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science, Natural Resource Management, Botany or a related discipline.
1-5 years’ experience in flora ecology, environmental consulting or a related field.
Demonstrated ability to identify native plant species and vegetation communities.
Understanding of Queensland environmental legislation and ecological assessment processes.
Strong written communication and report writing skills.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Current Australian Driver’s Licence.
Willingness to undertake regional travel and fieldwork.
Highly Regarded
Experience undertaking protected plant surveys.
Knowledge of Central Queensland flora and Regional Ecosystems.
QGIS or ArcGIS experience.
Ecological restoration or rehabilitation experience.
Construction White Card.
4WD competency and remote fieldwork experience.
First Aid certification.
Ecosure encourages and values diversity and inclusion in the workplace as we are an Equal Employment Opportunities employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
How to apply
Ready to bring your creativity, strategy and tech-savvy mindset to a purpose-driven team? Apply now and help shape the future of environmental consulting with Ecosure.
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Bush Regenerators, QLD
We’re looking for enthusiastic Bush Regenerators to join our long-term ecological restoration projects across Gold Coast, Brisbane and Brisbane West regions. These projects focus on regenerating high-value biodiversity areas and creating healthier ecosystems for future generations.
As a Bush Regenerator, you’ll work hands-on in the field, applying proven ecological restoration techniques to protect and enhance native habitats. You’ll travel to diverse and sometimes rugged locations, contributing to meaningful environmental outcomes every day.
What you will do
- Carry out bush regeneration activities, including weed control and revegetation.
- Apply a variety of ecological restoration techniques, including safe herbicide use.
- Assist with planting native species and maintaining biodiversity.
- Operate tools and equipment safely, following Ecosure’s safety protocols.
- Communicate effectively with your team and supervisors.
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About You
A reliable team player with a genuine passion for ecological restoration.
Preparedness to grow your skills and learn and adopt new work practices, systems and procedures.
Ability to travel to remote and challenging environments.
Experience with weed control and herbicide application (or willingness to learn).
Knowledge of native flora and safe use of field equipment.
Physically fit and capable of fieldwork.
Driver’s Licence (4WD experience is a bonus).
Strong commitment to safety and teamwork.
Desirable Certifications (or willingness to obtain)
First Aid/CPR
Chainsaw ticket
Chemcert or ACDC certification
Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
Ecosure encourages and values diversity and inclusion in the workplace as we are an Equal Employment Opportunities employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
How to apply
Ready to bring your creativity, strategy and tech-savvy mindset to a purpose-driven team? Apply now and help shape the future of environmental consulting with Ecosure.
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Wildlife Field Operative – Rockhampton
Ecosure is seeking a motivated and hands-on Wildlife Field Operative to join our growing wildlife management team based in Rockhampton. This role offers the opportunity to work across a diverse range of wildlife and environmental projects throughout Central Queensland, supporting the delivery of practical, science-based solutions that balance conservation, community, and industry outcomes.
This is a field-based position suited to someone who enjoys working outdoors, is passionate about Australian fauna, and thrives in a dynamic environment. The role involves a mix of wildlife surveys, fauna management activities, stakeholder engagement, data collection, and project support. Travel, early starts, night work, and occasional weekend work may be required depending on project needs.
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Key Responsibilities
Conduct wildlife monitoring, fauna surveys, trapping programs, and field assessments across a variety of habitats.
Assist with the implementation of wildlife management and pest animal control programs in accordance with permits, legislation, and animal welfare standards.
Collect, record, and manage field data using mobile applications, GPS units, and digital reporting systems.
Operate and maintain field equipment, vehicles, and traps safely and effectively.
Support ecological monitoring and environmental management projects for government, infrastructure, mining, and local government clients.
Engage professionally with landholders, contractors, clients, government representatives, and members of the public.
Assist with preparing field reports, risk assessments, and project documentation.
Adhere to all workplace health and safety requirements and environmental standards.
About You
We’re looking for someone practical, adaptable, and committed to delivering high-quality environmental outcomes.
You will ideally have:
Experience in wildlife management, environmental fieldwork, conservation, ecology, pest management, or a related discipline.
Knowledge of Australian native fauna and wildlife handling practices.
Ability to work outdoors in challenging environments, including remote locations and varying weather conditions.
Strong observation and data collection skills with attention to detail.
Confidence working independently while also contributing positively to a team.
Effective communication and stakeholder engagement skills.
A current unrestricted Australian driver’s licence and a positive driving record.
Physical capacity to undertake field work, including walking over uneven terrain and manual handling tasks.
A commitment to animal welfare, environmental stewardship, and workplace safety.
Desirable
Wildlife handling or fauna spotter-catcher experience.
Pest animal management experience.
4WD competency and off-road driving experience.
First Aid certification.
Experience using GIS, GPS, or environmental data collection platforms.
Qualifications in Environmental Science, Ecology, Conservation, Natural Resource Management, Zoology, or a related field.
Ecosure encourages and values diversity and inclusion in the workplace as we are an Equal Employment Opportunities employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
How to apply
If you are a passionate, individual who is looking for career development with a supportive, optimistic team, we want to hear from you!
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Business Support Administrator (IMS), Rockhampton
This is not a traditional admin role.
As a Business Support Administrator, you will be at the centre of our operations—ensuring our teams, systems and processes run efficiently across our business. You’ll work across multiple functions, supporting field-based teams, leadership, and corporate services.
You will also play a key role in maintaining and supporting our Integrated Management System (IMS) ensuring documentation, processes and compliance requirements are accurate, current and embedded in day-to-day operations.
This role suits someone who is:
highly organised and systems-oriented
comfortable managing competing priorities
proactive in identifying process improvements
confident working across operational and corporate functions
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Key Responsibilities
Operational & Administrative Support
Deliver high-quality administrative support across multiple business units
Coordinate scheduling, travel logistics, permits and project documentation
Support fleet, assets, and regional office operations
Assist with onboarding/offboarding processes, including equipment and system access
Systems & IMS Administration
Maintain and support the Integrated Management System (IMS), including:
document control and version management
updating procedures, forms and templates
ensuring alignment with quality, safety and environmental standards
Assist with audits, compliance activities and continuous improvement initiatives
Support accurate data management across systems (e.g. SharePoint, JBL)
Financial & Procurement Support
Support expense tracking, invoice processing and reconciliations
Assist with procurement, vendor coordination and contract administration
Monitor cost tracking for support services
Process Improvement & Governance
Identify opportunities to streamline administrative workflows
Contribute to improvements in policies, procedures and templates
Ensure compliance with company policies, WHS requirements and data governance standards
Team Contribution
Provide guidance and informal mentoring to junior admin staff
Foster a positive, collaborative and solutions-focused team environment
What We’re Looking For
Experience & Skills
2+ years’ experience in a business support or administrative coordination role (multi-team or operational environment preferred)
Demonstrated experience working with integrated systems or management systems (e.g. IMS, quality systems, JBL or similar platforms)
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft 365 (Teams, SharePoint, Excel)
Experience using ERP / finance / project systems (e.g. NetSuite desirable)
Exposure to compliance, WHS or ISO-aligned environments highly regarded
Capabilities (what great looks like)
Systems thinker – understands how processes, systems and documentation connect
Highly organised – can manage competing priorities with strong attention to detail
Proactive problem-solver – identifies issues and improves processes
Strong communicator – builds effective relationships across teams
Adaptable and resilient – thrives in fast-moving, operational environments
Qualifications
Certificate or Diploma in Business Administration (or equivalent experience)
Ecosure encourages and values diversity and inclusion in the workplace as we are an Equal Employment Opportunities employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
How to apply
If you’re ready to grow your career while making a real difference, apply today!
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Project Coordinator, Brisbane
The Project Coordinator plays a pivotal role in supporting the delivery of Ecosure’s ecological field projects. This role involves planning, coordinating, and tracking of a diverse range of projects for the fauna and ecological restoration field teams. The Project Coordinator works closely with project managers, ecologists, clients, landholders, and regulatory agencies to ensure projects are delivered efficiently, compliantly, and to the highest quality standards.
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Key Responsibilities
Project Coordination and Administration
Provide support to Project Managers in planning and delivery of projects (i.e. resource scheduling, establishment of tasks, budgets, documentation etc.)
Provide assistance to Project Managers with the monitoring of projects to ensure they meet defined project objectives, client expectations and internal and external compliance requirements
Ensure all projects are managed as per the project management requirements and all details accurately entered in our Project Management software (project set up, forecasting, etc.)
Identify and communicate risks to successful project delivery (.e.g. timeframes, budgets, contract requirements, resource availability etc.) and coordinate with Project Managers and team members to implement mitigation measures.
Maintain project documentation (e.g., scopes of work, contracts, field data, compliance records, safety artefacts and stakeholder correspondence).
Management of client induction and contractor management requirements and online portals
Facilitate and support Ecosure’s integrated management system framework and audit requirements ensuring quality, environmental and safety considerations are championed and integrated in your work
Proactively respond to and address business enquiries and client work requests coming through portals, website, email or phone
Administer, distribute and follow up meeting requests, agendas and minutes as required
Assist Project Managers with tracking project timelines, deliverables, and budgets to ensure successful on-time completion.
Assist in the preparation and timely delivery of project proposals and client reports.
Stakeholder Engagement
Liaise with clients, subconsultants, local councils, Traditional Owners, and state government departments (e.g. DES, DNRME, DAFF) as required for project delivery.
Support communication between field teams, consulting staff and support staff to facilitate smooth project delivery.
Workplace Culture
Work in collaboration with all staff in the region to embed a culture of accountability and performance
Promote and maintain a positive, respectful and enthusiastic work environment with an open communication culture.
Promote a positive safety culture and actively contribute to health and safety consultation, communication and implementation of safe systems of work.
Personal Attributes
Maintains a positive, friendly approach at all times when dealing with all levels of the organisation and external stakeholders
Manages own time and achieve goals
Works cooperatively and collaboratively with others to achieve collective goals
Demonstrated passion for native biodiversity conservation
Skills
Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing at all levels
Engage effectively with internal and external stakeholders
Work on multiple tasks/projects at any one time
Address problems or opportunities and manage situations
Influence employees at all levels
Strong eye for detail and accuracy
Demonstrated planning and organizing skills
Adapt to shifting priorities, demands and timelines through analytical and problem-solving capabilities
Additional Responsibilities
Perform any other reasonable duties and responsibilities considered appropriate to the role as directed by the CEO or senior management.
Key Requirements
Essential
2+ years experience in a project coordination or similar role
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiarity with project management software
Desirable
Familiarity with NetSuite
Proficiency in Microsoft Power Automate tools and software (workflows, Powerapps, PowerBI)
Ecosure encourages and values diversity and inclusion in the workplace as we are an Equal Employment Opportunities employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
How to apply
If you’re ready to grow your career while making a real difference, apply today!
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
Area Leader, Field Operations (Ecological Restoration), Gold Coast
The Area Leader is responsible for the planning, coordination and delivery of environmental field operations across a designated region.
This is a hands-on leadership role accountable for:
executing work programs
leading field teams and supervisors
ensuring safety, quality and compliance
driving operational performance and efficiency
The role oversees multiple crews and plays a key part in ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, and to a high standard.
This Area Leader role is for our Gold Coast region.
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What You Will Do
Operational Delivery & Planning
Plan and execute weekly and monthly work programs aligned with project schedules
Coordinate labour, equipment and logistics across multiple sites
Ensure work is delivered on time, within scope and to required quality standards
Monitor progress and proactively resolve delivery issues
Leadership & Team Management
Lead, mentor and develop Field Supervisors and crew members
Build capable, high-performing teams through coaching and feedback
Conduct performance reviews, training and development conversations
Foster a positive, inclusive and safety-focused team culture
Resource & Workforce Management
Manage rostering, scheduling and workforce allocation across crews
Maintain high utilisation and effective deployment of field teams
Ensure tools, vehicles and equipment are available, maintained and compliant
Support recruitment, onboarding and workforce capability uplift
Safety, Compliance & Quality
Champion a strong safety culture and ensure compliance with WHS legislation and company procedures
Conduct audits, inspections and field observations
Ensure all work aligns with environmental, quality and regulatory requirements
Maintain accurate field documentation and reporting
Stakeholder & Client Engagement
Maintain strong relationships with Project Managers and internal teams
Liaise with clients and stakeholders as required to support project delivery
Provide updates on progress, risks and operational performance
What Success Looks Like (6–12 months)
Work programs are delivered consistently on time and within budget
Field teams operate safely with strong compliance and low incident rates
Supervisors are capable, autonomous and performing at a high level
Resources are effectively planned with minimal downtime
Strong collaboration exists with Project Managers and support teams
What We’re Looking For
Essential
5+ years’ experience in ecological restoration, land management or environmental field operations
Demonstrated leadership experience managing teams or supervisors
Strong understanding of ecological restoration practices and field operations
Experience planning and coordinating multi-site work programs
Solid knowledge of WHS, environmental and compliance requirements
Desirable
Experience with GIS or digital field data collection tools
Qualifications in ecology, environmental science or land management
Certifications such as chainsaw, chemical handling, or First Aid
Experience in fire ecology, pest management or ecological monitoring
Capabilities (What Great Looks Like)
Operational leadership – delivers results through planning and team execution
People leadership – develops capable supervisors and strong team culture
Commercial mindset – understands resource use, productivity and cost impacts
Problem solving – proactively resolves operational challenges
Adaptability – thrives in dynamic, field-based environments
Work Environment
Combination of office-based planning and field-based leadership
frequent travel across sites, including regional and remote locations
Exposure to variable weather, terrain and physical working conditions
ESSENTIAL CERTIFICATIONS (Or Willingness To Obtain):
Police Check
ChemCert or ACDC certification
First Aid/CPR certification
Chainsaw ticket
Medical Examination prior to commencement
Competent with using computer systems and apps.
Apply directly for this role opportunity by sending in your resume and a cover letter to recruit@ecosure.com.au
Please note that due to our high volume of responses, only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Thank you in advance for your interest in this opportunity with Ecosure.
Apply today
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