This creates a workplace environment and a team spirit that is supportive of your professional skills and that promotes learning from other team members. Our reputation for producing high quality, independent advice and innovative solutions is key to our success and forms the basis for the development of our people, systems and business.

Biosis Research provides staff with opportunities to apply and develop their technical knowledge, skills and experience throughout their careers. Our professional development system allows individuals to customise their professional development needs together with the needs of our organisation. New staff are provided with coaching and guidance from designated mentors who typically will have greater than 15 years experience in their area of expertise.

We have a range of practices to help meet the diversity of work life balance issues we all face. Our offices both in capital cities and in regional centres allow us to offer a range of lifestyle options. Our employees benefit from flexible work hours, a range of employment types, parental leave, paid maternity leave and carer's leave.

Biosis Research is serious about looking after its workforce. As such, we have partnered with the Recovre group to provide a free and confidential employee assistance program in order to support staff through difficult work or personal issues. We understand that our business relies on their health and wellbeing.

Positions open throughout the year and will be listed below. If there are no positions in your area of interest, we may still have an opportunity for you. Direct applications from professionals in natural and cultural heritage are encouraged. Your application can be submitted to:

Current Vacancies

Currently there are three vacancies with Biosis Research, two in our Canberra office and one in our Melbourne office. If you are interested in joining the team at Biosis Research please remember to check back regularly for updates.

Field Ecologist/Botanist: Canberra Office
The Field Ecologist/Botanist position in our Canberra office would suit a qualified professional with experience of field identification of plants and knowledge of the ecology of the south eastern region. The wide variety of project opportunities available as a highly valued member of an interdisciplinary team, and our professional development program will assist in growing your skills and capabilities.