FAQs
What is the job title for the position being offered?
The job title is Junior Biologist.
Where is the Junior Biologist position located?
The position is located in Calgary, Alberta.
What type of work will the Junior Biologist be doing?
The Junior Biologist will engage in both office and field work, including biophysical inventories, environmental impact assessments, and monitoring environmental effects.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A minimum of a B.Sc. in biology or ecology is required, and eligibility for registration with the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists is preferred. An advanced degree is considered an asset.
Does Tetra Tech provide mentorship opportunities?
Yes, Tetra Tech employs industry-leading technical specialists that foster a strong mentorship environment for technical growth.
What are the working conditions for the Junior Biologist?
The position may involve long days (up to 12 hours) in the field and occasional extended durations away from home (up to 21 days), often in remote locations and various weather conditions.
Will the Junior Biologist need to travel for work?
Yes, the Junior Biologist will need to travel, particularly for projects located outside of Calgary in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and the northern Territories.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, Tetra Tech supports life-long learning and provides an annual allowance for educational opportunities.
What benefits does Tetra Tech offer to its employees?
Benefits include starting day one of employment, competitive base salary, overtime eligibility, hybrid work options, supportive team environment, and opportunities for career advancement.
Is there a requirement regarding vaccination for this position?
Yes, as this position may serve clients with vaccination requirements for site access, Tetra Tech may confirm your eligibility to comply with this requirement.
What is Tetra Tech's stance on diversity and inclusion?
Tetra Tech prioritizes diversity, inclusion, and equity as core values and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, including women, First Nations, Metis and Inuit persons, visible minorities, and persons with disabilities.