Looking to advance your career in Biodiversity Net Gain with a team that’s setting the industry standard?Join a multi-award-winning consultancy where your expertise will shape meaningful environmental outcomes across diverse, high-impact projects.Purpose & Scope of the RoleWe are seeking Senior to Associate level ecologists with a specialism in Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) to join our growing Nature team. You will contribute to the delivery and expansion of a diverse BNG project portfolio within a leading general consultancy, working across sectors including residential, energy, defence, transport and government.Operating within a multidisciplinary environment, you will collaborate closely with planning, engineering and environmental specialists, supporting projects from early opportunity identification through to delivery.Your Impact in this PositionYou will play a key role in delivering high-quality BNG assessments and solutions, advising clients and colleagues on biodiversity strategy, offsetting,



credits and compensation.Your contribution will help strengthen technical excellence across the team, support client relationships and ensure projects achieve both regulatory compliance and positive environmental outcomes. You will also have the opportunity to develop your project management and technical leadership skills within a supportive and forward-thinking environment.Core CapabilitiesTechnical Expertise in BNGDeliver BNG assessments, strategies and management plans to a high standardApply strong knowledge of BNG principles, metrics and best practiceProject Delivery & ManagementManage tasks and support project delivery across varied sectorsEnsure solutions are tailored to client and project requirementsCollaboration & CommunicationWork effectively with multidisciplinary teams across the businessBuild strong relationships with clients, local authorities and stakeholdersCommercial AwarenessUnderstand project drivers and contribute to successful delivery outcomesSuppo

📌 BNG Specialist (España)
🏢 Tetra Tech
📍 España