• Co-design and conduct field experiments and questionnaire surveys to collect ecological data from agroecosystems and TOF.
• Test and implement established protocols to measure agrobiodiversity parameters.
• Collaborate with team members to analyze and interpret data and contribute to peer-reviewed publications and project reports.
• Liaise and coordinate with local stakeholders, including government, state partners and TOF hubs, to carry out fieldwork in TOFI states.

• Experience with open-source geospatial technologies like QGIS, ODK and Google Earth, cleaning data and converting unstructured data into structured formats.
• An understanding or interest in ecosystem restoration and biodiversity conservation.
• Demonstrated ability to write and present information concisely and compellingly in peer-reviewed or popular formats.

Remuneration will be commensurate with experience. Interested candidates can send their CVs and supporting documentation (e.g. writing samples or reference letters) as one PDF to deepthi.r@atree.org. Please indicate “Field Research Assistant: TOFI” in the subject line of your email.

The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found, but applications received by September 8th will receive full consideration. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.