GNS Science is Aotearoa New Zealand's leading authority on earth science, energy, and natural hazards and risk research. We generate scientific knowledge and innovation that enables people to thrive on a changing and challenging planet. Our geoscience and materials science expertise unlocks better economic, environmental, and social outcomes for local and global partners, customers, and communities.
We enable science-backed decision making about the things that matter most. Protecting people and economies from the shock of destructive natural hazard events. Harnessing natural resources for a sustainable energy future. Keeping property and infrastructure safe and resilient in the face of geohazard events and the intensifying effects of a changing climate.
GNS Science (GNS) has a 150+ year history in geoscience research and consultancy. Today, we build on this legacy, sharing critical knowledge, innovative products, and essential services for a cleaner, safer, and more prosperous future.
The role
We are seeking a talented and detail-oriented Hazard and Risk Management Scientist to join our team. As a Hazard and Risk Management Scientist, you will contribute to social science research across a variety of natural hazard and risk science areas using qualitative and/or quantitative methods. You will communicate and collaborate with diverse stakeholders to develop projects and products that help strengthen societal resilience to natural hazards.
Responsibilities
Your primary responsibilities will be to:
Design and carry out social science research related to natural hazards and risks
Support development of products to communicate science advice
Contribute to management of research project delivery, teams, and budgets
Engage with stakeholders and communities
About you
The ideal candidate will have:
Expertise in social science methods and theories
Earth science and/or emergency management experience
Why work for GNS Science?
Our work helps New Zealanders understand and address climate change, find and use greener energy and better manage the impacts of natural disasters on their homes and communities.
People come from all over the world to work for GNS Science. We foster a positive, collaborative culture, we invest in our people and provide a safe, diverse and inclusive workplace.
This is a permanent, full time (38 hours per week) role and is based at our campus in Avalon, Lower Hutt, or at one of our sites in Auckland, Wairakei, or Dunedin.
The expected salary range for this position is between $107,130 to $136,300 depending on the successful candidate's experience.
Want to know more?
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