Research Assistant

Ministry of Climate Change Govt of Pakistan

Islamabad , Pakistan

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The Zoological Survey of Pakistan, under the Ministry of Climate Change & Environmental Coordination, is seeking qualified candidates to fill the positions of Research Assistant (02 vacancies) and Field Observer (01 vacancy) at the BPS-10 level. These roles are integral to supporting ongoing research and fieldwork aimed at advancing the understanding of Pakistan’s zoological diversity and contributing to environmental conservation efforts.

Key Responsibilities

For the Research Assistant positions, candidates will be responsible for assisting in the collection, analysis, and documentation of zoological data. This includes supporting laboratory work, maintaining research records, preparing reports, and collaborating with senior researchers on various projects. The Research Assistants will also help in organizing field surveys and ensuring the accuracy and integrity of data collected.

The Field Observer will primarily conduct field surveys and observations related to wildlife and habitat monitoring. This role involves traveling to designated sites, recording species data, monitoring environmental conditions, and assisting in the implementation of conservation strategies. The Field Observer must ensure meticulous field notes and contribute to the preparation of field reports.

Required Qualifications

Applicants for both positions must possess at least a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology, Environmental Science, Wildlife Management, or a related field from a recognized institution. Candidates should demonstrate a strong understanding of biological research methods and field survey techniques. Basic computer skills, including proficiency in data entry and report writing, are essential. Physical fitness and the ability to work in challenging outdoor environments are also required, especially for the Field Observer role.

Preferred Qualifications and Benefits

Preference will be given to candidates with prior experience in zoological research, field surveys, or environmental monitoring. Familiarity with local wildlife species and ecosystems is an advantage. Candidates who have participated in research projects or have practical knowledge of GIS and data analysis tools will be considered favorably.

The positions offer an opportunity to work within a reputable government organization dedicated to environmental conservation and scientific research. Selected candidates will gain valuable experience in wildlife research and contribute to national efforts in biodiversity preservation. The roles are structured under the government pay scale BPS-10, with benefits aligned to government service standards.

Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly, ensuring they meet the specified qualifications and are prepared to engage in both office-based research and extensive fieldwork.