● A PhD, awarded within the previous five years, in a related discipline (e.g. biology, climate change, economics, ecology, geography).
● Demonstrated ability to produce peer-reviewed research articles in international journals.
● Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
● Desire and ability to work in an interdisciplinary research team setting.
● Experience of handling large datasets
● Experience of researching marine social-ecological systems
● Excellent technical ability to code in R, Python, and/or other statistical programming language, ideally including analysis of carbon, biodiversity and livelihoods data, and/or other geospatial datasets.