6 oceanography jobs found

Marine Scientist | Habitat & Community Cleanwave Foundation  About the role At Cleanwave Foundation, we believe marine restoration works best when science and community come together. Through our MedGardens initiative, we’re restoring marine habitats across Mallorca, from Portocolom to pilot sites in Formentor and Sant Elm,  while engaging local communities in the process. We’re looking for a hands-on, curious, and proactive Marine Scientist who’s excited by variety: one day you might be underwater collecting data, the next analysing results, designing outreach activities, or writing reports that shape real-world impact. This is a small, dynamic team , so you’ll have real responsibility, space to contribute ideas, and opportunities to grow as the initiative evolves. Responsibilities This is a true all-round role combining science, operations, and community impact: Fieldwork: Conduct ecological monitoring (scuba & snorkel), support...

La empresa Investigación, Planificación y Desarrollo, S.A. inicia la selección de observadores/as de pesca para la Campaña de Remolcadores de Atún Rojo 2026 en el Mediterráneo. Detalles del embarque: Salidas desde varios puertos del Mediterráneo, con destino al puerto de Cartagena. La campaña se desarrollará según la zona de pesca del atún rojo. Embarques desde la primera quincena de mayo. Duración aproximada: 4 a 8 semanas. Funciones principales: Seguimiento de los atunes transferidos a un remolcador asignado. Verificación de los atunes y documentación asociada. Elaboración de informe detallado, a entregar después del desembarque. 📩 ¿Interesado/a? Envía un correo a mfernandez@ipd.es y adelacruz@ipd.es indicando tu interés y te proporcionaremos toda la información necesaria para participar. ¡Únete a esta experiencia única en el Mediterráneo y forma parte de la Campaña de Remolcadores de Atún Rojo 2026!

Job title PhD Position ReefWatchers: Advancing Marine Ecosystem Assessment through Integrated Multi-Source Biodiversity Data. Company Wageningen University & Research (WUR), Marine Animal Ecology Group, in collaboration with the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ), Delft University, Boskalis, Guardline, Waardenburg Ecology, Oyster Heaven and Ark Nature. Description of the job Wageningen University & Research offers a PhD position within the ReefWatchers project, funded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), which aims to deliver science-based knowledge and tools to advance the monitoring of marine ecosystem biodiversity and quality. As a PhD candidate, you will work with biodiversity data collected by remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) equipped with multiple sensors, including imaging systems, acoustic devices, and eDNA sampling technologies, as well as various physical sampling tools. You will integrate diverse data...

This is a one-year position, for a person resident in France, working remotely.  Project Context LandSeaLot - Land-Sea interface: Let’s observe together! is a Horizon Europe project (Feb. 2024 - Jan.2028) that seeks to integrate and enhance existing coastal observation efforts - including in-situ, satellite, modelling, and citizen science—to better study the land-sea interface area, where terrestrial and marine habitats meet. TransEurope Marinas, an Association Loi 1901, acts as a community engagement partner within the consortium, leveraging its extensive network to co-design monitoring strategies and test innovative, scalable solutions. Our work within the project aims to contribute to climate resilience, sustainable marina management and ocean literacy in marinas across Europe.   Role Overview: Bridging the "Usability Gap" The successful candidate will lead a dedicated study titled: 'Detecting, analysing & promoting sustainable citizen engagement in...

Job title PhD Opportunity: Advancing Plankton Imaging & Machine Learning to Transform Marine Biodiversity Monitoring. Company Marine Research Plymouth (University of Plymouth, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, Marine Biological Association). Description of the job Marine Research Plymouth is offering a 3.5 year PhD studentship to advance plankton imaging and machine learning to transform marine biodiversity monitoring. The studentship is due to start on 1 October 2026. Plankton play essential roles in marine food webs and global carbon cycles, acting as sensitive indicators of environmental change and enabling predictions of climate impacts on ocean biodiversity. However, current plankton monitoring is insufficient, limiting the ability to detect biodiversity shifts, model ocean responses to climate stressors, and inform effective conservation policies. Although advances in imaging technologies have enhanced the spatio-temporal resolution of plankton sampling, these...