Teams at The Nature Conservancy

Manages science and technology initiatives for sustainable industrial fisheries. Leads multidisciplinary projects involving electronic monitoring, AI, machine learning, computer vision, data systems, hardware, software deployment, and seafood traceability. Oversees vendors, contractors, budgets, procurements, technical assessments, and deployment of systems in remote environments. Translates technical concepts for diverse stakeholders and supports technology evaluation, scaling, and conservation strategy. The role may require domestic and international travel of 25% or more.

Provides scientific and technical leadership for climate metrics, indicators, monitoring, evaluation, and learning. Develops carbon accounting, climate adaptation, mitigation, and resilience metrics; designs quantitative, statistical, and geospatial analyses; manages datasets; prepares reports and visualizations; and supports adaptive management and impact measurement. Advises climate and conservation teams, develops monitoring systems and protocols, trains staff and partners, and may conduct fieldwork or supervise project personnel.

Leads Nature United’s British Columbia Improved Forest Management strategy, guiding conservation and forest-management initiatives, partnerships, policy development, financing, performance tracking, and adaptive management. The role coordinates place-based projects, collaborates with First Nations, governments, industry, funders, and conservation organizations, manages budgets and risks, represents the strategy externally, and leads an inclusive, high-performing team.